n.哀歌,挽歌,惨兮兮的歌曲(或乐曲)
dirge的复数

原形：dirge复数：dirges

The dirge of the mourners echoed through the silent town as they carried the casket to the grave.
悼亡者的挽歌在寂静的小镇上回荡，他们正将棺材送往墓地。
She sang a haunting dirge, her voice resonating with sorrow and loss.
她唱出一首哀伤的挽歌，声音中充满了悲痛和失落。
The church bells tolled a dirge as the funeral procession made its way down the street.
当葬礼队伍走过街道时，教堂钟声敲响了丧歌。
The ancient stone monument bore a carved dirge, marking the eternal rest of the forgotten hero.
古老的石碑上刻着一首挽歌，纪念那个被遗忘的英雄的永恒长眠。
After his death, his family requested a simple dirge to be played at the funeral, in keeping with his humble nature.
他去世后，家人要求在葬礼上播放一首朴素的挽歌，以体现他的谦逊本性。
The nightingale's mournful dirge filled the forest, signaling the arrival of autumn.
夜莺的哀鸣挽歌弥漫在森林中，预示着秋天的到来。
The dirge played on the violin was so melancholic that it brought tears to everyone's eyes.
小提琴上的挽歌如此忧郁，让每个人都热泪盈眶。
The soldier's comrades gathered around him, listening to the priest's dirge as he read out the eulogy.
士兵的战友们围在他周围，听着牧师读诵悼词，那是一首士兵的挽歌。
In the small village, the old woman would often sing a dirge by the riverbank, remembering her lost love.
在那个小村庄里，老妇人常常会在河边唱起挽歌，怀念她失去的爱人。
The composer composed a haunting dirge for the movie, capturing the essence of grief and loss perfectly.
作曲家为这部电影创作了一首哀怨的挽歌，完美地捕捉到了悲伤和失落的情感。