"Encore" is a transliteration of the English word "encore", which means to perform one more, one more, and return to the program to perform. Usually used in concerts, when the concert is coming to an end, the band will continue to play the climax of the last song. When playing, subtitles will be printed on the big screen, indicating that the concert is coming to an end.

When the climax of the last song ends, everyone will shout "encore, encore" together, which means to return to the scene at the request of fans after the performance. It's a common name for rice circles.

Not only in the singer's concert, but also after the musical and opera, all the actors will return to the stage to take a curtain call and sing encore with the audience. This is usually the most popular and popular track in the play, and the atmosphere is very warm.

The extended meaning of "encore"

It can also be extended to mean the last time. For example, Zidane (France, June 23, 2006): The last encore of the master of art, used to refer to and describe the last game of Zidane's career.