croon

UK
/kruːn/
US
/krun/

Übersetzungen

croonverb
crooned
Präteritum
crooned
Partizip Perfekt
crooning
Gerundium
UK
/kruːn/
US
/krun/
She likes to croon lullabies to her baby.
Она любит напевать колыбельные своему ребенку.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Synonyme
croonsubstantiv
croons
Pl.
UK
/kruːn/
US
/kruːn/
мягкое пение
The croon of the singer was soothing to the audience.
Мягкое пение певца успокаивало аудиторию.

Definitionen

croonverb
To sing or hum in a soft, soothing voice.
She would often croon lullabies to her baby to help him fall asleep.
To make a soft, low, murmuring sound, like that produced by certain birds or animals.
The pigeons crooned softly on the rooftop at dawn.
croonsubstantiv
A soft, gentle, and often sentimental song or piece of music.
The singer's latest album features a beautiful croon that has captivated audiences worldwide.
The act or style of singing or sounding in a low, gentle voice.
His unmistakable croon became the hallmark of 1940s radio.