chorus
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/ˈkɔːrəs/
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/ˈkɔːrəs/
noun
R
The part of a song that repeats after each verse.
The chorus of the song is catchy and easy to remember.
这首歌的副歌朗朗上口，容易记住。
R
Music written for a group of singers.
The Hallelujah chorus is famous in Handel's Messiah.
亨德尔的《弥赛亚》中哈利路亚合唱曲非常著名。
R
A large group of singers.
The school chorus performed at the concert.
学校合唱团在音乐会上表演。
R
A group of performers who sing and dance in a show.
The musical's chorus added energy to the performance.
音乐剧的合唱团为表演增添了活力。
R
Many people speaking or making sounds at the same time.
A chorus of cheers greeted the winning team.
一阵欢呼声迎接获胜的队伍。
R
A group in a play that comments on the story together.
The Greek chorus explained the events of the play.
希腊合唱团解释了戏剧中的事件。
R
An actor who speaks the beginning and ending words of a play.
The chorus introduced the play and gave the final words.
合唱团介绍了戏剧并说出了最后的台词。
verb
R
To sing or say something together at the same time.
The children chorused 'Happy Birthday' to their teacher.
孩子们齐声向老师唱'生日快乐'。
translation
副歌, 合唱曲, 合唱团, 歌舞队, 齐声, 合唱队（戏剧中）, 开场白和结束语演员
齐唱
词形变化
3rd Present
choruses
Past
chorused
Perfect
chorused
Progressive
chorusing
Plural
choruses