| 释义 |
Definition of slow drag in English: slow dragnoun A slow blues rhythm or piece of music. Example sentencesExamples - Although first performed by Handy and his band as a sprightly double-time march, the song was soon reclaimed by Bessie Smith and others as a plaintive slow-drag with a hybrid major-minor melody.
verb [no object]Dance to a slow drag. they slow-dragged to low-down blues Example sentencesExamples - How they felt on my back when he slow-dragged with me, at a fateful ‘Blue Lights in the Basement’ party.
- The music on this album feels at some points like you should be listening while watching from a velvet-seated auditorium - and at other points like you should be swaying your hips and slow-dragging at a juke joint in Mississippi.
Definition of slow drag in US English: slow dragnoun A slow blues rhythm or piece of music. Example sentencesExamples - Although first performed by Handy and his band as a sprightly double-time march, the song was soon reclaimed by Bessie Smith and others as a plaintive slow-drag with a hybrid major-minor melody.
verb [no object]Dance to a slow drag. they slow-dragged to low-down blues Example sentencesExamples - The music on this album feels at some points like you should be listening while watching from a velvet-seated auditorium - and at other points like you should be swaying your hips and slow-dragging at a juke joint in Mississippi.
- How they felt on my back when he slow-dragged with me, at a fateful ‘Blue Lights in the Basement’ party.
|