" A man? " said Sue, with a Jew's-harp twang in her voice. " Is a man worth - but, no, doctor; there is nothing of the kind."

比如说，男人？” “男人？”苏艾像吹琴似的扯着嗓子说，“男人难道值得... ...不，医生，没有这样的事。”

And thank you for playing the harmonica on Jolene.

感谢你在歌曲《Jolene》中演奏琴。

This is the style that inspired Ben Franklin to invent his glass harmonica.

正是这种风格启发了本·富兰克林发明了玻璃琴。

" But I thought you might have the mouth organ or something."

“但是我想你也许会有琴什么的。”

Maybe I should give him his harmonica back. - That's the spirit.

那我应该把琴还给他。- 这么想就对了。

Hey, look at that. Preston gave you a harmonica. Isn't that cool?

看看这个。普雷斯顿送的琴。多棒啊？

By the age of nine, he had taught himself to play the harmonica and had built a radio. He also learned to play the guitar and banjo.

九岁时，他自学吹琴，还造了一台收音机。他也学了弹奏吉他和班卓琴。

Two of the black bucks were equipped with banjo and harmonica and they were rendering a spirited version of " If You Want to Have a Good Time, Jine the Cavalry" .

黑人中有两个带着班卓琴和琴，他们正在热情演奏《骑士詹恩，如果你想过得快乐》。

The first musical instrument Woody learned to play was the harmonica. He learned to play the harmonica by watching an old man play the instrument.

伍迪学的第一个乐器是琴。他通过看一个老人吹琴来学习。

It turned out to be a picnic in Mr. Hatch's backyard. He dusted off an old harmonica and played songs he remembered from his boyhood. Everyone danced.

原来是在哈奇先生的后院野餐。他除掉了旧的琴，并播了他从小记得的歌曲。大家跳舞。

Robert seemed to take to music quickly as a child, demonstrating keen musical ability both on the jaw harp and harmonica.

罗伯特小时候似乎很快就喜欢上了音乐，在竖琴和琴上都表现出了敏锐的音乐能力。

Instruments that you can hold in your hand are instruments that you can carry around, like a recorder or a harmonica.

可以手持的乐器是便于携带的，比如竖笛或琴。

People played blues first with only one or two instruments, for example, a guitar, a harmonica, or sometimes a piano.

最早人们只用一两种乐器演奏布鲁斯，例如，吉它、琴或者有时候是钢琴。

Look at her with the little harmonica.

瞧她拿着小琴的样子着名蓝调琴演奏大师。

Where did you buy it for her?

你在哪买的琴啊？

" Where's the jew's–harp, Jo? " cried Laurie, as soon as he was within speaking distance.

“单簧琴在哪儿呀，乔？”一走进听得见说话的近距离，劳里就大声喊道。

And sticking up out of his mailbox was a shining silver harmonica.

从他的邮箱伸出来的是一个闪亮的银色琴。

Harry, who had expected something much more exciting, saw a mess of small, everyday objects: a yo-yo, a silver thimble, and a tarnished mouth organ among them.

哈利本来以为里面会有更加令人兴奋的东西，却只看见一堆平平常常的玩意儿，其中有一个游游拉线盘、一只银顶针、一把失去光泽的琴。

" I'll come, Teddy, rain or shine, and march before you, playing 'Hail the conquering hero comes' on a jew's–harp."

“我会去的，特迪，风雨无阻，我会作为你的先导走在前面，用单簧琴拨奏《为凯旋的英雄欢呼》。”

Nor did he pat little Melanie Todd on the head or bake brownies or have picnics or parties or play his old harmonica anymore.

他也没有拍拍小Melanie Todd的头，也没有烤布朗尼，也没有野餐或聚会，也没有演奏他的旧琴。