They had come to dance for money in the street.

他们在街头跳舞卖艺。

People play their music and perform, or busk, in the streets.

们演奏音乐或是在街边沿街卖艺。

Posture-makers starved to death on the street.

卖艺饿死在街头。

Now we're about to go on to the subway platform and start busking in disguise.

现在我们要上地铁站开始卖艺了。

The three of us about to go on to the subway platform and start busking in disguise.

我们三个准备上地铁站开始卖艺。

Opened up? She played you like a Hawaiian on a ukulele.

敞开心扉？她把你 耍得像个卖艺的夏威夷佬。

We've all seen people busking on a city street before or in a subway area or perhaps in a park.

我们都见过们在城市街道上或在地铁区或公园里卖艺。

I ended up with a friend, playing it on the street sometime - you know, busking for money, that sort of thing.

我最终和一个朋友一起在街上玩——你知道，为了钱而卖艺，诸如此类。

For most of the 1930s, Robert Johnson moved from his Mississippi Delta stomping grounds, to Memphis and Arkansas, busking on street corners with his acoustic guitar for tips.

在20世纪30年代的大部分时间里，罗伯特·约翰逊从密西西比三角洲的老地方搬到了孟菲斯和阿肯色州，拿着他的原声吉他在街角卖艺。

Geisha (meaning art do-er or artist) existed as early as the 7th century in Japan, although the first modern geisha only began to appear in the large cities from the 17th century.

艺伎（意为卖艺或艺术工作者）早在7世纪就存在于日本，尽管最早的现代艺伎只是在17世纪才开始出现在大城市中。