歌 (w)

(gē) song; CL:支[zhi1],首[shou3]; to sing

歌仔戏 (w)

(gēzǎixì) type of opera from Taiwan and Fujian

歌儿 (w)

(gēr) song

歌利亚 (w)

(gēlìyà) Goliath

歌剧 (w)

(gējù) western opera; CL:場|场[chang3],出[chu1]

歌剧院 (w)

(gējùyuàn) opera house

歌剧院魅影 (w)

(gējùyuànmèiyǐng) Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd-Weber

歌功颂德 (w)

(gēgōngsòngdé) to sing sb's praises (mostly derogatory)

歌唱 (w)

(gēchàng) to sing

歌唱家 (w)

(gēchàngjiā) singer

歌唱赛 (w)

(gēchàngsài) song contest

歌坛 (w)

(gētán) singing stage; music business (esp. pop music)

歌女 (w)

(gēnǚ) female singer (archaic)

歌姬 (w)

(gējī) female singer

歌子 (w)

(gēzi) song

歌厅 (w)

(gētīng) karaoke hall; disco hall

歌德 (w)

(gēdé) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832), German poet and dramatist

歌手 (w)

(gēshǒu) singer

歌星 (w)

(gēxīng) singing star; famous singer

歌曲 (w)

(gēqǔ) song

歌筵 (w)

(gēyán) a feast which also has a singing performance

歌罗西 (w)

(gēluóxī) Colossia

歌罗西书 (w)

(gēluóxīshū) Epistle of St Paul to the Colossians

歌声 (w)

(gēshēng) singing voice; fig. original voice of a poet

歌舞 (w)

(gēwǔ) singing and dancing

歌舞伎 (w)

(gēwǔjì) kabuki

歌舞升平 (w)

(gēwǔshēngpíng) lit. to celebrate peace with songs and dance (idiom); fig. to make a show of happiness and prosperity

歌舞团 (w)

(gēwǔtuán) song and dance troupe

歌词 (w)

(gēcí) song lyric; lyrics

歌咏 (w)

(gēyǒng) singing

歌诗达邮轮 (w)

(gēshīdáyóulún) Costa Cruises (brand)

歌谣 (w)

(gēyáo) folksong; ballad; nursery rhyme

歌迷 (w)

(gēmí) fan of a singer

歌颂 (w)

(gēsòng) to sing the praises of; to extol; to eulogize