ska
IPA/skɑː/
KK[skˈɑ]IPA/skɑː/
ska — noun
1. a fast, lively style of Jamaican dance music from around 1960, featuring strong
1.名詞B2
釋義
a fast, lively style of Jamaican dance music from around 1960, featuring strong offbeat rhythms and horn instruments, which helped give rise to reggae
例句
Ryan grew up listening to ska bands like The Specials and Madness.
collocation: ska bands
The DJ opened her set with a classic ska track from 1964.
collocation: ska track
Meera's father still has his collection of ska records from the 1960s.
Ska music poured out of every shop and bar along Orange Street that night.
At the festival, a ska group from Tokyo got the whole crowd moving.
常見錯誤
❌Bob Marley played ska music.
✅Bob Marley played reggae, which grew out of ska.
💡ska came first in the late 1950s; reggae developed later in the 1960s.