Noun:
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capital of the state of Tennessee; located in the north central part of the state on the Cumberland River; known for country music
- 1. One day, however, a Nashville songwriter named David Chase overheard Hill singing in the office.
- 然而一天, 纳什维尔当地一位叫戴维·切斯的写歌人碰巧听到希尔在办公室里哼唱.
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- 2. Another building in Nashville fills residents with pride - the Parthenon.
- 另一座建筑物在田纳是帕台农神庙,也足以令居民充满骄傲与自豪.
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- 3. Be wary of song sharks when you go to Nashville.
- 你去纳什威尔时要小心专门诈骗歌手的人.
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- 4. One became a famous pianist, and another became a publicist in Nashville.
- 一个团员成了知名的钢琴家, 另一个团员则在纳许维尔当公关宣传人员.
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- 5. Good evening sir , welcome to nashville bar.
- 晚上好, 欢迎光临乡谣酒吧.
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- Once the home of American country music was Nashville, Tennessee.
美国乡村音乐的故乡是田纳西州的纳什维尔。
- That is one of the reasons that some years ago I moved to Nashville,TN.
这也是我在几年前搬到纳什维尔的原因之一。
- What attracts more than just country music fans to Nashville?
为何那什维尔不只吸引乡村音乐迷呢？
- Once the home of American country music was Nashville, Tennessee.
美国乡村音乐的故乡是田纳西州的纳什维尔。
