n.(男子在所爱慕的女子窗下歌唱或演奏的)小夜曲
vt.(对所爱慕的女子)唱小夜曲，奏小夜曲

原形：serenade第三人称单数：serenades过去式：serenaded过去分词：serenaded现在分词：serenading

He decided to serenade his girlfriend with a love song under her window.
他决定在她窗下用一首情歌为她献唱。
The mariachi band played a serenade as the newlyweds danced their first dance.
玛丽亚奇乐队演奏着小夜曲，新婚夫妇跳起了他们的第一支舞。
The moonlight seemed to serenade the sleeping city with its gentle glow.
月光似乎以柔和的光芒轻声歌唱，抚慰着沉睡的城市。
The nightingale's sweet melody was a serenade to the peaceful forest.
夜莺甜美的歌声是对宁静森林的颂歌。
He practiced the guitar for hours, preparing a serenade for his crush.
他练了几个小时的吉他，准备为他的心上人献上一曲。
In Spanish culture, it's traditional for a man to serenade a woman he admires.
在西班牙文化中，男子向他仰慕的女人献唱是传统。
The soft piano notes serenaded the audience into a tranquil state.
轻柔的钢琴音符将听众带入了一种宁静的状态。
The ocean waves serenaded us with their soothing rhythm all night long.
海浪整夜以它们舒缓的节奏为我们伴奏。
The troubadour traveled from village to village, serenading locals with his ballads.
这位游吟诗人从一个村庄走到另一个村庄，用他的叙事诗为当地人献唱。
On their anniversary, they were serenaded by a live quartet playing their favorite love songs.
在他们的纪念日，他们被一支现场四重奏乐队用他们最爱的情歌献唱。