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croon

/kruːn/

/krun/

croonverb

crooned

Past Simple

crooned

Past Participle

crooning

ing-form

/kruːn/

/krun/

Translations

fredonnerChanter ou murmurer doucement, avec une voix douce et apaisante.

She would often croon lullabies to her baby to help him fall asleep.

Elle fredonnait souvent des berceuses à son bébé pour l'aider à s'endormir.

Additional translations

roucoulerS'emploie pour le son doux et bas de certains oiseaux ou animaux.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

sing softly

croonnoun

croons

/kruːn/

Translations

chantChant doux, sentimental, souvent associé à un style de chanson intime.

The singer's latest album features a beautiful croon that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Le dernier album du chanteur présente un beau chant qui a captivé le public du monde entier.

Additional translations

fredonnementS'emploie pour désigner le fait de chanter ou de produire un son doux et bas.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms