geishas

geishas

美 [ˈɡiʃə] 　英 ['ɡeɪʃə]

• n.〈外〉艺妓
• 网络有艺妓；艺图片；盖厦

词形变化

复数：geishas  

英汉解释

n.

1. 〈外〉艺妓

英英解释

n.	1. a Japanese woman whose job is to entertain men by singing, dancing, playing music, and making conversation

例句

The next evening, when his teacher asked him to illustrate the sound of one hand, Toyo began to play the music of the geishas.

第二天黄昏，师傅要他演示只手声音，丰雄就把艺妓的音乐奏给他听。

A lot of "night clubs" for geishas focus on either side of it. Each of them are with special ornaments in front of the door.

这条街的两边集中了许多艺妓们出没的“夜店”。每家的门口都有很别致的装饰。

The very first geishas were men, entertaining customers waiting to see the most popular and gifted courtesans (oiran).

最初的艺伎是男人，他们为那些等待着一睹花魁的顾客们提供娱乐。

The powder is then applied to the face and washed off with water. It's the beauty treatment of geishas and Buddhist monks alike.

将这种粉末先敷在脸上，然后用水冲洗干净，这就是日本艺伎以及僧侣和尚们的美容秘法。

They do not choose to become geishas . They are chosen.

她们并不是自愿选择当艺伎的，而是命运选择了她们。

Gion is the district of Kyoto most known for geishas, although they are fast disappearing.

祗园是京都地区艺妓最出名的地方，即使她们正在快速地消失。

He had a soft spot for geishas.

他亦心醉于艺妓。

Now I know the truth, the most original geishas were men! !

如今我才知道，原来最初的艺妓都是男子！！

In fact the two actresses only had six weeks to learn what geishas spend a lifetime perfecting.

事实上，艺伎们一生都在不断完善技艺，而两位女演员只用了六个星期的时间来学习这一切。