Definition of show tune in English:

show tune

noun

A song from a musical that has become popular in its own right.
（源出音乐剧的）流行歌曲，剧歌
Example sentencesExamples
- Many Cabaret shows of famous show tunes make us tired of the old classics.
- It wasn't a classical piece or a Broadway show tune.
- The choir will be performing a range of different musical styles from show tunes and pop songs to church music.
- Later, as a teenager, I took voice lessons and spent afterschool hours sitting at the piano, singing show tunes and arias to an empty house.
- Not content with that, Malkmus will often tack on a coda that draws on ragtime, rap and showtunes in equal measure.
- This addiction did not prevent these talented jazz musicians from producing beautifully imaginative and melodic reinventions of popular show tunes and jazz standards.
- This time he will be backed up by a posse of local musicians as he belts out the show tunes.
- A musical magpie of a record, it steals cheekily from everything from dancehall and reggae to two-step, pop, showtunes, electro, film soundtracks and beyond.
- We could exact revenge, destroy, damage, sing show tunes and kill without feeling personally responsible.
- Their repertoire covers everything from grand opera to show tunes and folk songs.
- They're small town girls performing showtunes at an airport lounge in the mid West.
- We sat in hard chairs, mostly waiting, forced to listen to show tunes, for nearly three hours.
- Their idea of music is disco, techno, and show tunes.
- The work exhibits an eclectic mastery of all styles, from show tunes to gangsta to jazz to soul to funk to pop.
- They were seated in the empty downstairs bar, away from the piano and the sing-along show tunes.
- I grew up on show tunes.
- A heavy US influence pervaded, with square dancing going on outside in the break and big band music and American show tunes interspersed with Marine Corps marches.
- I miss hearing him sing off key to obscure broadway show tunes.
- He still occasionally writes songs for friends and special occasions and plays old American show-tunes for his own amusement.
- My mother was constantly singing, humming, making us listen to show tunes and standards from the 30's and 40's.

Definition of show tune in US English:

show tune

noun

A song from a musical that has become popular in its own right.
（源出音乐剧的）流行歌曲，剧歌
Example sentencesExamples
- My mother was constantly singing, humming, making us listen to show tunes and standards from the 30's and 40's.
- He still occasionally writes songs for friends and special occasions and plays old American show-tunes for his own amusement.
- We sat in hard chairs, mostly waiting, forced to listen to show tunes, for nearly three hours.
- I miss hearing him sing off key to obscure broadway show tunes.
- A heavy US influence pervaded, with square dancing going on outside in the break and big band music and American show tunes interspersed with Marine Corps marches.
- The work exhibits an eclectic mastery of all styles, from show tunes to gangsta to jazz to soul to funk to pop.
- They were seated in the empty downstairs bar, away from the piano and the sing-along show tunes.
- It wasn't a classical piece or a Broadway show tune.
- Many Cabaret shows of famous show tunes make us tired of the old classics.
- Their idea of music is disco, techno, and show tunes.
- They're small town girls performing showtunes at an airport lounge in the mid West.
- This addiction did not prevent these talented jazz musicians from producing beautifully imaginative and melodic reinventions of popular show tunes and jazz standards.
- We could exact revenge, destroy, damage, sing show tunes and kill without feeling personally responsible.
- A musical magpie of a record, it steals cheekily from everything from dancehall and reggae to two-step, pop, showtunes, electro, film soundtracks and beyond.
- The choir will be performing a range of different musical styles from show tunes and pop songs to church music.
- I grew up on show tunes.
- This time he will be backed up by a posse of local musicians as he belts out the show tunes.
- Their repertoire covers everything from grand opera to show tunes and folk songs.
- Not content with that, Malkmus will often tack on a coda that draws on ragtime, rap and showtunes in equal measure.
- Later, as a teenager, I took voice lessons and spent afterschool hours sitting at the piano, singing show tunes and arias to an empty house.

单词	show tune
释义	Definition of show tune in English: show tune noun A song from a musical that has become popular in its own right. （源出音乐剧的）流行歌曲，剧歌 Example sentencesExamples Many Cabaret shows of famous show tunes make us tired of the old classics. It wasn't a classical piece or a Broadway show tune. The choir will be performing a range of different musical styles from show tunes and pop songs to church music. Later, as a teenager, I took voice lessons and spent afterschool hours sitting at the piano, singing show tunes and arias to an empty house. Not content with that, Malkmus will often tack on a coda that draws on ragtime, rap and showtunes in equal measure. This addiction did not prevent these talented jazz musicians from producing beautifully imaginative and melodic reinventions of popular show tunes and jazz standards. This time he will be backed up by a posse of local musicians as he belts out the show tunes. A musical magpie of a record, it steals cheekily from everything from dancehall and reggae to two-step, pop, showtunes, electro, film soundtracks and beyond. We could exact revenge, destroy, damage, sing show tunes and kill without feeling personally responsible. Their repertoire covers everything from grand opera to show tunes and folk songs. They're small town girls performing showtunes at an airport lounge in the mid West. We sat in hard chairs, mostly waiting, forced to listen to show tunes, for nearly three hours. Their idea of music is disco, techno, and show tunes. The work exhibits an eclectic mastery of all styles, from show tunes to gangsta to jazz to soul to funk to pop. They were seated in the empty downstairs bar, away from the piano and the sing-along show tunes. I grew up on show tunes. A heavy US influence pervaded, with square dancing going on outside in the break and big band music and American show tunes interspersed with Marine Corps marches. I miss hearing him sing off key to obscure broadway show tunes. He still occasionally writes songs for friends and special occasions and plays old American show-tunes for his own amusement. My mother was constantly singing, humming, making us listen to show tunes and standards from the 30's and 40's. Definition of show tune in US English: show tune noun A song from a musical that has become popular in its own right. （源出音乐剧的）流行歌曲，剧歌 Example sentencesExamples My mother was constantly singing, humming, making us listen to show tunes and standards from the 30's and 40's. He still occasionally writes songs for friends and special occasions and plays old American show-tunes for his own amusement. We sat in hard chairs, mostly waiting, forced to listen to show tunes, for nearly three hours. I miss hearing him sing off key to obscure broadway show tunes. A heavy US influence pervaded, with square dancing going on outside in the break and big band music and American show tunes interspersed with Marine Corps marches. The work exhibits an eclectic mastery of all styles, from show tunes to gangsta to jazz to soul to funk to pop. They were seated in the empty downstairs bar, away from the piano and the sing-along show tunes. It wasn't a classical piece or a Broadway show tune. Many Cabaret shows of famous show tunes make us tired of the old classics. Their idea of music is disco, techno, and show tunes. They're small town girls performing showtunes at an airport lounge in the mid West. This addiction did not prevent these talented jazz musicians from producing beautifully imaginative and melodic reinventions of popular show tunes and jazz standards. We could exact revenge, destroy, damage, sing show tunes and kill without feeling personally responsible. A musical magpie of a record, it steals cheekily from everything from dancehall and reggae to two-step, pop, showtunes, electro, film soundtracks and beyond. The choir will be performing a range of different musical styles from show tunes and pop songs to church music. I grew up on show tunes. This time he will be backed up by a posse of local musicians as he belts out the show tunes. Their repertoire covers everything from grand opera to show tunes and folk songs. Not content with that, Malkmus will often tack on a coda that draws on ragtime, rap and showtunes in equal measure. Later, as a teenager, I took voice lessons and spent afterschool hours sitting at the piano, singing show tunes and arias to an empty house.
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