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他的吉他独奏棒极了。用英语怎么说？

他的吉他独奏棒极了。

His guitar solos are just unbelievable...

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his guitar solos are just unbelievable

his

pron. (he的所有格)他的，(he的物主代词)他的东西；det. 属于他的，用于名词前，自己的，指某人的，上帝的；

guitar

n. 吉他，六弦琴；vi. 弹吉他；

solos

n. 独唱（曲），独奏（曲）( solo的名词复数 )，单飞；

are

vi. （用于第二人称单复数现在时，第一、三人称复数现在时）是；n. 公亩（等于100平方米）；

just

adv. 刚才，仅仅，只是，正好，刚要；adj. 公正的，合理的，恰当的，合法的，正确的；

unbelievable

adj. 不可相信的，站不住脚的，（由于太好或太糟而）令人难以置信的，非常惊人的；
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