He said that the bugles called his name.

他说军号召唤他的名字。

A bugle blared and a bass voice shouted the command to break ranks.

接着便吹，同时一个低调的声音发出解散队伍的命令。

Ruby and Judy juggle with fruit and play music on a huge bugle.

鲁比和朱迪用水果杂耍，还用大号的号角演奏乐曲。

That'll give you time to learn the bugle calls.

这样你就有时间来学会吹这几种号了。

Strong and slender and tall he grew- And then, one morning, the bugles blew.

他长得又壮又瘦又高然后，一天早上，号角吹响了。

The roadmap has been drawn and the bugle has been sounded.

蓝图已经绘就，号角已经吹响。

Their ears are too full of bugles and drums and the fine words from stay-at-home orators.

人们的耳朵被军号声和战声以及呆在这的演说家们的漂亮辞塞得太满了。

There was only one problem: Gary had never played a bugle.

加里从未吹过号角。

CNN 10 is going to give us salute by exploring the 24-note bugle call referred to as Taps.

CNN10节目将通过探索由24个音符组成的被称为熄灯号的号角来向我们的军人们致敬。

Taps for Veterans came about because we saw a need for live bugles at military funerals.

" 退伍军人号角" 的成立是因为我们在军事葬礼上看到了现场号角演奏的需求。

It's a bugle call that was started during the civil war and is actually started as a lights out call.

这是在内战期间开始使用的号角声，实际上在当时是作为熄灯号用的。

Of all the military bugle calls, not as more easily recognized, more apt to evoke emotion than the bugle call taps.

在所有军号中，没有比这个号角声更容易识别、更容易唤人们情感的了。

I am currently the President of Taps for Veterans, a nonprofit organization that helps provide live bugles for military funerals.

目前我是非营利组织" 退伍军人号角" 的主席，本组织为军人葬礼提供现场号角演奏服务。

The bugle is a brass or copper wind instrument curved and somewhat high-pitched.

军号是一种黄铜或铜管乐器， 弯曲且音调有些高。

The wind is trumpeting, a bugle calling to charge!

风在掌号。冲锋号！

He raised a curly-wurly bugle to his lips.

他把卷曲的举到嘴边。

Teach you how to play a dirge on a bugle?

教你们如何用军号演奏一首挽歌？

" Taps" (Taps) is a song that is usually played on a musical instrument called a " bugle."

《泰普斯》（Taps）是一首歌曲， 通常用一种叫做“号角” 的乐器演奏。

A gathering call ran among the faculties, their bugles sang, their trumpets rang an untimely summons.

一个聚集的号角在院系之间响，他们的号角唱响，他们的号角吹响了不合时宜的召唤。

He received one hundred dollars from Camp Kookooskoos for playing bugle calls, and all he spent was sixty cents for postage stamps.

他在库库斯库斯夏令营靠吹号得了一百美元，然后他买了六十美分的邮票，剩下的钱都没有动。