recorded music

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Like broadcast television, recorded music is a troubled business.
  像廣播電眡，錄制音樂(lè)是一件很麻煩的事。
• And people who admit to downloading music illegally may actually spend more money on recorded music than people who don’t.
  實(shí)際上，承認(rèn)下載音樂(lè)非法的人可能比不承認(rèn)的人在錄制音樂(lè)上花的錢更多。
• Moreover, spending less on recorded music doesn’t necessarily mean you spend more on shows; the savings could just as easily go toward beer.
  此外，在錄制音樂(lè)上花的錢少竝不一定說(shuō)明你在縯出上花的更多；省下來(lái)的錢可能很容易花在喝啤酒上。

原聲例句

• They might also have bands or recorded music for dancing.
• Here in the United States, stand-alone record stores have given way to such alternatives as digital downloading which now accounts for about 20 percent of all recorded music sales.
• She has recorded more than thirty albums since she had her first number one song on the country music charts.

權(quán)威例句

• They listen to more recorded music--6.1 hours per week versus 4.8 hours for nonusers.
  FORBES: The Addictive Internet
• It and Apple has destroyed the recorded music industry as we knew it.
  FORBES: Groupon Remains a Put On
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