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Meanings of buskers in English
Practice of performing in public places, for gratuities.
Synonyms
Examples for "busking"
Examples for "busking"
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German civil servants know that, culturally speaking, busking is not their speciality.
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They travelled around Europe, busking, and she began writing down her songs.
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Singer Seal surprised shoppers in Manchester city centre by busking on Friday.
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Amelia speaks to piper Neil Marriot who was busking on Wellington's waterfront.
5
They've come a long way since busking on Cuba Street for rent money.
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The Ovation iDea Guitar is the perfect instrument for the annoying busker.
2
The singer was a busker in Byron Bay before she became famous.
3
A blind busker sang a torch song in Greek, about his mother.
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A busker said she knew how to make use of the busy time.
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A busker plays his violin at Kota bus station in Jakarta March 2010.
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Bidon specialised in creating shows through workshops and in developing street performance.
2
This Sunday Carmen swaps Seville for Bradford in a live street performance.
3
Space Cowboy: The undisputed street performance champion of the world defends his title.
4
In 2004, Aoki saw a crowd gathered around a street performance in Tokyo.
5
Theirs is the most popular street performance of the day.
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I have seen this feat performed in the circus and also at street performances.
2
The festival also promises a wealth of street performances, outdoor markets and a rocking musical line up.
3
The extended St Patrick's Day celebrations will continue today and tomorrow, with parades and street performances throughout Ireland.
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Councillors have approved the publication of draft bylaws that will for the first time regulate street performances in the city.
5
This seemed like a fun idea: spend a day at the festival, sampling the music, the food, the stalls and the street performances.
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In Munich, people really take the time to listen to street music.
2
My experience was confined to street music, and to the bawling at the chapel.
3
When SURE started, it was "a way of bringing the new music- street music-to the industry."
4
The last is refined street music, and reminds me of the mien and manners of a gentleman.
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It is a fortnight since the UK's only remaining national high street music retailer, HMV, went into administration.
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Litefeet is a style of street dancing that grew out of hip-hop.
2
Spectators will be treated to displays of ballet, street dancing, acrobatics, cheerleading, military bands and sport demonstrations throughout the Games.
3
From toilets that restrict how much paper you get to random street dancing, China is amazing and confusing all at once.
4
Havana is South America's capital of music and the Havana Carnival in August is an extravaganza of parades, street dancing and African-Caribbean conga.
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Suddenly one of these street dancing-girls scream aloud to her companions in the midst of the mazy dance, bringing them suddenly to a standstill.
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No public music was permitted in the city, because the magistrate had forbidden it on her account.
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The Emperor ordered mourning throughout the Empire for six weeks, and forbade all " public music, entertainments, theatrical or otherwise" until after the funeral.
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According to Reuters, Venezuela's public music programs have taken 300,000 kids out of slums with some of the "highest murder rates in the world."
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First public performance will be night December 29th, in Metropolitan Opera House.
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Copyright owners have the exclusive right to public performance of their works.
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IT WAS the final public performance of the most unpredictable double act.
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Not until thoroughly satisfied did he make a public performance of it.
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His last public performance was at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
Usage of buskers in English
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I'd seen it happen to other vendors and buskers over the years.
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Individual protesters, though, cite grievances ranging from border traders to unruly buskers.
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Gone are the musicians, the buskers, the beggars, the couples wheeling strollers.
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Other events include a TV2 Kids' Fest and a buskers' festival.
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Respect the local buskers and homeless, making space for others by playing quietly.
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We went down to the platform, giving the various buskers a wide berth.
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People could lie under trees or watch buskers or just read.
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The streets were lively through the balmy evenings, buzzing with activity and buskers.
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There is no music; the buskers are home, following orders to shelter in place.
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It's touristy but locals also come here to see the buskers and to bargain.
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You remember the cheesy buskers you see with a saxophone and a backing tape?
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Charity They really do care and buskers can prove it.
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The usual buskers lined the way, giving it their all, such as it was.
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A climactic Add It Up should get red-blooded buskers pounding the pavement in ecstasy.
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Christchurch is about to be inundated with buskers as The World Buskers Festival begins.
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What would he expect buskers to play to the passing crowds on the street?
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Translations for buskers
Russian
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Buskers through the time
Buskers across language varieties
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