gigging

英 [ˈgɪgɪŋ]

美 [ˈgɪgɪŋ]

网络  刺激; 起毛; 乘坐轻便双轮马车; 起绒

双语例句

• The band started gigging again last year.
  乐队去年又开始举办演唱会了。
• I make the decisions about recording and gigging.
  我则负责录音和演唱会。
• Gigging around the London clubs has really helped the band develop their own sound.
  到伦敦的夜总会巡回开专场演奏会确实使这支乐队形成了他们自己的曲风。
• Gigging weekends as a piano player in the ski joints ( bJoel Oppenheimer)
  在滑雪场所象钢琴演奏家一样度过周末（b乔尔奥本海默）
• Can you keep on gigging?
  你还能放音乐么？
• He's been a professional musician for years, gigging all over the country.
  他数年来都是职业音乐人，在全国各地演出。
• They estimated the average band member made just 2340 a year from gigging and 120 from downloads, and bands had a dismal one in 3428 chance of getting signed by a record label.
  他们估计，普通乐队成员从事歌唱工作一年只能挣2340英镑，从音乐下载中仅挣120英镑，而乐队与唱片公司签约的几率只有渺茫的3428分之一。