warhorse 中文意思、发音与例句

理解提示

老掉牙的经典作品；战马；经常复演的戏剧或音乐作品(如《哈姆雷特》或贝多芬交响曲)或其选段；可能暗示该作品已变得陈腐。；因多次重复而变得陈腐的标准曲目或戏剧作品；经历过许多战斗的有经验的人；长期服务的人

an experienced and reliable person who has been involved in an activity for a long time or endured many difficulties

Meanings分义项释义

noun

经常复演的戏剧或音乐作品(如《哈姆雷特》或贝多芬交响曲)或其选段；可能暗示该作品已变得陈腐。

A regularly revived theatrical or musical work, as with Hamlet or a Beethoven symphony, or as excerpts thereto. May imply that the work in question has become hackneyed.

noun

因多次重复而变得陈腐的标准曲目或戏剧作品

a work of art (composition or drama) that is part of the standard repertory but has become hackneyed from much repetition

noun

经历过许多战斗的有经验的人；长期服务的人

an experienced person who has been through many battles; someone who has given long service

noun

用于战争的马

horse used in war

Examples例句

AI examples

Every season the theater group stages the same warhorse, so critics are starting to complain.
每年这个剧团都上演同一部老掉牙的经典剧目，评论家们开始抱怨了。
用法提示：warhorse 作名词，指因频繁上演而变得老套的经典剧目。
The conductor selected a well-known warhorse for the opening night instead of a modern piece.
指挥家为开幕夜选了一部广为人知的老套经典作品，而没有选现代作品。
用法提示：warhorse 指音乐演出中反复出现的经典曲目，这里强调其老套。
Though it is a theatrical warhorse, the audience still reacted enthusiastically to every scene.
尽管这是部老掉牙的戏剧经典，观众对每一场仍然反应热烈。
用法提示：warhorse 作名词，表示剧院常演的、已显陈旧的经典剧目。