How to say "这一唱 打不住了" (zhè yī chàng dǎ bú zhù le) in Chinese dialogue
这一唱 打不住了
Once I started, we couldn't stop.
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LINE 0110:51
wǒ jiù dài tóu chàng le gè wǒ men dōng běi xiǎo diào 《 yuè yá wǔ gēng 》
我就带头唱了个我们东北小调 《月牙五更》
“So I took the lead and sang a folk tune from Northeast China, 'Crescent Moon Before Dawn'.”
LINE 0210:55
PLAYING SCENEzhè yī chàng dǎ bú zhù le
这一唱 打不住了
“Once I started, we couldn't stop.”
LINE 0310:58
shān xī de xiōng dì chàng le tā men shān xī de xiǎo diào
山西的兄弟 唱了他们山西的小调
“The brothers from Shanxi sang their Shanxi folk tunes.”
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yī wèi shào jiàng xíng huì dǎ tōng guān jiéat the Japanese Army headquarters to clear the way,

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jī xiè chǎng yào chāi de huà nà nín zěn me bàn neIf the machinery factory is dismantled, what will you do?

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zhè me duō fèi jiù tóng tiě néng ràng zhè pò chē pǎo qǐ lái maCan this pile of scrap metal make this broken car run?

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shēng lú zi zhè yī kuài nǐ kě bù rú wǒWhen it comes to lighting a stove, you can't beat me.

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yào kào de jiù shì shēn kè dì liǎo jiě mín shēngWe need a deep understanding of people's livelihoods.