encore：再来(演、唱、奏)一个 n. (观众或听众提出的)再演(唱、奏)要求，加演(的节目) v. 要求(演员等)再演，重演 语料库共检中 122 条：美剧 7 · 电影 8 · 原著 92 · 演讲 15
真实语境例句（按库分组，共 17 条展示）
"The triumph was most complete. And how was Jenny Lind affected? She who stood a few moments previous like adamant, now trembled like a reed in the wind before the storm of enthusiasm which her own simple notes had produced. Tremblingly, slowly, and almost bowing her face to the ground, she withdrew. The roar and applause of victory increased. 'Encore! encore! encore!' came from every lip.英文原著 · 《Life of Hon. Phineas T. Barnum》
"C'est encore rouge qui perd, Et encore noir. Mais toujours blanc qui gagne.'"英文原著 · 《A Woman-Hater》
But Miss Parcher had begun to applaud the musicians for an encore. She shook her head. ``Next's the third extra,'' she said. ``And, anyhow, this one's going to be encored now. You can have the twenty-second--if there IS any!'' William threw a wild glance about him, looking for other girls, but the tireless orchestra began to play the encore, and Miss Boke, who had been applauding, instantly cast herself upon his bosom. ``Come on!'' she cried. ``Don't let's miss a second of it; It's just glorious!''英文原著 · 《Seventeen》
Bok was not slow to see that Stokowski was quite the reverse of his mental picture, and became intensely interested in the youthful conductor's practical way of looking at things. It was agreed that the encore "bull" was to be taken by the horns that week; that no matter what the ovation to Hofmann might be, however the public might clamor, no encore was to be forthcoming; and Bok was to give the public an explanation during the following week. The next concert was to present Mischa Elman, and his co-operation was assured so that continuity of effort might be counted upon.英文原著 · 《The Americanization of Edward Bok》
The pianist's performance was so beautiful that the audience was uproarious in its approval; it had calculated, of course, upon an encore, and recalled the pianist again and again until he had appeared and bowed his thanks several times. But there was no encore; the stage hands appeared and moved the piano to one side, and the audience relapsed into unsatisfied and rather bewildered silence.英文原著 · 《The Americanization of Edward Bok》
Then followed Bok's publicity work in the newspapers, beginning the next day, exonerating Hofmann and explaining the situation. The following week, with Mischa Elman as soloist, the audience once more tried to have its way and its cherished encore, but again none was forthcoming. Once more the newspapers explained; the battle was won, and the no-encore rule has prevailed at the Philadelphia Orchestra concerts from that day to this, with the public entirely resigned to the idea and satisfied with the reason therefor.英文原著 · 《The Americanization of Edward Bok》
Because I am hurt, and I am confused, and I am angry, and nobody told me there was going to be an encore, so I just went home and...美剧 · 《Bojack Horseman》