Definition of zydeco in English:

zydeco

nounˈzʌɪdɪkəʊˈzīdəˌkō

mass noun

A kind of black American dance music originally from southern Louisiana, typically featuring accordion and guitar.
柴迪科舞曲（最先源于美国路易斯安那州南部的一种美国黑人舞曲，通常以手风琴和吉他为其特色）
Example sentencesExamples
- Now I've got zydeco playing in my head and I want crawfish boil and some of that rosemint tea for breakfast.
- The Louisiana they remember with pride hasn't changed altogether - there's gumbo on the stove, zydeco on the radio, and families with traditional values.
- But few acknowledge that zydeco is already a hybrid, incorporating Afro-Caribbean rhythms with rock, blues, the Cajun music of the Creoles' white neighbours, and soul.
- Traditional jazz is the focus, though everyone from big bands to folksy trios to zydeco troupes play.
- You can seek out information or relay information or just find another person who shares your love of zydeco music.
- There's colour and costumes, fine zydeco and cool jazz played by 90-year-old musicians in tiny Preservation Hall.
- Is it the sounds of jazz or funk or zydeco wafting out of neighborhood bars?
- They even include some halfway decent zydeco if you're into that sort of thing.
- In the heartland of Cajun cookery and zydeco music sits the Crescent City Cricket Club of New Orleans, one of the oldest cricket clubs in the USA.
- The music was zydeco, the local Ben & Jerry's gave out free ice cream, but the best things about the afternoon were the gold crowns handed out to the neighborhood kids.
- Also on August 21 and 22, the vibrant zydeco artist C.J. Chenier and The Red Hot Louisiana Band will get the audience on the dancefloor.
- American roots music is a collective name for the various music genres such as country, blues, gospel, folk, bluegrass, Cajun, zydeco, Tejano, and Native American.
- She'd grown up in Lafayette, Louisiana, to the sounds of country music and zydeco.
- Bringing these artists together has brought a musical heritage to life, fusing soul, blues, zydeco, Cajun and jazz of every persuasion into an improbably rewarding experience for a fund-raising record.
- The album works on all levels thanks to its diversified genres, such as jazz, blues, gospel, bluegrass and zydeco.
- Moreover, Cajun music owes much to the music of black Creoles, who contributed to Cajun music as they developed their own similar music, which became zydeco.
- Delving into zydeco music and with a surprising new lyrical approach, Graceland was a highly successful musical experiment.
- Co-producer Cam Hayden also promises the festival is going to deliver a zydeco band this year if it's the last thing he does.
- I think that country music inspires that - like all folkloric music, whether it's zydeco, country or Quebecois rigodon.
- There is music for everyone in this city - traditional jazz, honky-tonk piano, Cajun, zydeco, rhythm and blues, gospel, rock, and country.

Origin

1960s: Louisiana Creole, possibly from a pronunciation of French les haricots in a dance-tune title.

Definition of zydeco in US English:

zydeco

nounˈzīdəˌkō

A kind of black American dance music originally from southern Louisiana, typically featuring accordion and guitar.
柴迪科舞曲（最先源于美国路易斯安那州南部的一种美国黑人舞曲，通常以手风琴和吉他为其特色）
Example sentencesExamples
- They even include some halfway decent zydeco if you're into that sort of thing.
- Now I've got zydeco playing in my head and I want crawfish boil and some of that rosemint tea for breakfast.
- Co-producer Cam Hayden also promises the festival is going to deliver a zydeco band this year if it's the last thing he does.
- Is it the sounds of jazz or funk or zydeco wafting out of neighborhood bars?
- There is music for everyone in this city - traditional jazz, honky-tonk piano, Cajun, zydeco, rhythm and blues, gospel, rock, and country.
- I think that country music inspires that - like all folkloric music, whether it's zydeco, country or Quebecois rigodon.
- Delving into zydeco music and with a surprising new lyrical approach, Graceland was a highly successful musical experiment.
- She'd grown up in Lafayette, Louisiana, to the sounds of country music and zydeco.
- Traditional jazz is the focus, though everyone from big bands to folksy trios to zydeco troupes play.
- Moreover, Cajun music owes much to the music of black Creoles, who contributed to Cajun music as they developed their own similar music, which became zydeco.
- You can seek out information or relay information or just find another person who shares your love of zydeco music.
- American roots music is a collective name for the various music genres such as country, blues, gospel, folk, bluegrass, Cajun, zydeco, Tejano, and Native American.
- In the heartland of Cajun cookery and zydeco music sits the Crescent City Cricket Club of New Orleans, one of the oldest cricket clubs in the USA.
- The Louisiana they remember with pride hasn't changed altogether - there's gumbo on the stove, zydeco on the radio, and families with traditional values.
- Bringing these artists together has brought a musical heritage to life, fusing soul, blues, zydeco, Cajun and jazz of every persuasion into an improbably rewarding experience for a fund-raising record.
- There's colour and costumes, fine zydeco and cool jazz played by 90-year-old musicians in tiny Preservation Hall.
- The music was zydeco, the local Ben & Jerry's gave out free ice cream, but the best things about the afternoon were the gold crowns handed out to the neighborhood kids.
- But few acknowledge that zydeco is already a hybrid, incorporating Afro-Caribbean rhythms with rock, blues, the Cajun music of the Creoles' white neighbours, and soul.
- Also on August 21 and 22, the vibrant zydeco artist C.J. Chenier and The Red Hot Louisiana Band will get the audience on the dancefloor.
- The album works on all levels thanks to its diversified genres, such as jazz, blues, gospel, bluegrass and zydeco.

Origin

1960s: Louisiana Creole, possibly from a pronunciation of French les haricots in a dance-tune title.

词汇	zydeco
释义	Definition of zydeco in English: zydeco nounˈzʌɪdɪkəʊˈzīdəˌkō mass noun A kind of black American dance music originally from southern Louisiana, typically featuring accordion and guitar. 柴迪科舞曲（最先源于美国路易斯安那州南部的一种美国黑人舞曲，通常以手风琴和吉他为其特色） Example sentencesExamples Now I've got zydeco playing in my head and I want crawfish boil and some of that rosemint tea for breakfast. The Louisiana they remember with pride hasn't changed altogether - there's gumbo on the stove, zydeco on the radio, and families with traditional values. But few acknowledge that zydeco is already a hybrid, incorporating Afro-Caribbean rhythms with rock, blues, the Cajun music of the Creoles' white neighbours, and soul. Traditional jazz is the focus, though everyone from big bands to folksy trios to zydeco troupes play. You can seek out information or relay information or just find another person who shares your love of zydeco music. There's colour and costumes, fine zydeco and cool jazz played by 90-year-old musicians in tiny Preservation Hall. Is it the sounds of jazz or funk or zydeco wafting out of neighborhood bars? They even include some halfway decent zydeco if you're into that sort of thing. In the heartland of Cajun cookery and zydeco music sits the Crescent City Cricket Club of New Orleans, one of the oldest cricket clubs in the USA. The music was zydeco, the local Ben & Jerry's gave out free ice cream, but the best things about the afternoon were the gold crowns handed out to the neighborhood kids. Also on August 21 and 22, the vibrant zydeco artist C.J. Chenier and The Red Hot Louisiana Band will get the audience on the dancefloor. American roots music is a collective name for the various music genres such as country, blues, gospel, folk, bluegrass, Cajun, zydeco, Tejano, and Native American. She'd grown up in Lafayette, Louisiana, to the sounds of country music and zydeco. Bringing these artists together has brought a musical heritage to life, fusing soul, blues, zydeco, Cajun and jazz of every persuasion into an improbably rewarding experience for a fund-raising record. The album works on all levels thanks to its diversified genres, such as jazz, blues, gospel, bluegrass and zydeco. Moreover, Cajun music owes much to the music of black Creoles, who contributed to Cajun music as they developed their own similar music, which became zydeco. Delving into zydeco music and with a surprising new lyrical approach, Graceland was a highly successful musical experiment. Co-producer Cam Hayden also promises the festival is going to deliver a zydeco band this year if it's the last thing he does. I think that country music inspires that - like all folkloric music, whether it's zydeco, country or Quebecois rigodon. There is music for everyone in this city - traditional jazz, honky-tonk piano, Cajun, zydeco, rhythm and blues, gospel, rock, and country. Origin 1960s: Louisiana Creole, possibly from a pronunciation of French les haricots in a dance-tune title. Definition of zydeco in US English: zydeco nounˈzīdəˌkō A kind of black American dance music originally from southern Louisiana, typically featuring accordion and guitar. 柴迪科舞曲（最先源于美国路易斯安那州南部的一种美国黑人舞曲，通常以手风琴和吉他为其特色） Example sentencesExamples They even include some halfway decent zydeco if you're into that sort of thing. Now I've got zydeco playing in my head and I want crawfish boil and some of that rosemint tea for breakfast. Co-producer Cam Hayden also promises the festival is going to deliver a zydeco band this year if it's the last thing he does. Is it the sounds of jazz or funk or zydeco wafting out of neighborhood bars? There is music for everyone in this city - traditional jazz, honky-tonk piano, Cajun, zydeco, rhythm and blues, gospel, rock, and country. I think that country music inspires that - like all folkloric music, whether it's zydeco, country or Quebecois rigodon. Delving into zydeco music and with a surprising new lyrical approach, Graceland was a highly successful musical experiment. She'd grown up in Lafayette, Louisiana, to the sounds of country music and zydeco. Traditional jazz is the focus, though everyone from big bands to folksy trios to zydeco troupes play. Moreover, Cajun music owes much to the music of black Creoles, who contributed to Cajun music as they developed their own similar music, which became zydeco. You can seek out information or relay information or just find another person who shares your love of zydeco music. American roots music is a collective name for the various music genres such as country, blues, gospel, folk, bluegrass, Cajun, zydeco, Tejano, and Native American. In the heartland of Cajun cookery and zydeco music sits the Crescent City Cricket Club of New Orleans, one of the oldest cricket clubs in the USA. The Louisiana they remember with pride hasn't changed altogether - there's gumbo on the stove, zydeco on the radio, and families with traditional values. Bringing these artists together has brought a musical heritage to life, fusing soul, blues, zydeco, Cajun and jazz of every persuasion into an improbably rewarding experience for a fund-raising record. There's colour and costumes, fine zydeco and cool jazz played by 90-year-old musicians in tiny Preservation Hall. The music was zydeco, the local Ben & Jerry's gave out free ice cream, but the best things about the afternoon were the gold crowns handed out to the neighborhood kids. But few acknowledge that zydeco is already a hybrid, incorporating Afro-Caribbean rhythms with rock, blues, the Cajun music of the Creoles' white neighbours, and soul. Also on August 21 and 22, the vibrant zydeco artist C.J. Chenier and The Red Hot Louisiana Band will get the audience on the dancefloor. The album works on all levels thanks to its diversified genres, such as jazz, blues, gospel, bluegrass and zydeco. Origin 1960s: Louisiana Creole, possibly from a pronunciation of French les haricots in a dance-tune title.
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