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singing

/ˈsɪŋɪŋ/

singing about

singing along

singingnoun

singings

Translations

chant

Her singing captivated the audience at the concert.

Son chant a captivé le public au concert.

chantPour les oiseaux.

The singing of the birds in the morning is a delightful way to wake up.

Le chant des oiseaux le matin est une façon délicieuse de se réveiller.

chantEn contexte de prestation vocale.

The singing at the church service was particularly moving.

Le chant pendant l’office religieux était particulièrement émouvant.

Definitions

The act or art of producing musical sounds with the voice.

Her singing captivated the audience at the concert.

A performance or session of vocal music.

The singing at the church service was particularly moving.

The activity of a bird producing musical sounds.

The singing of the birds in the morning is a delightful way to wake up.

Synonyms

singinggerund / present participle

/ˈsɪŋɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe entities that are actively producing song or emitting song-like sounds.

Translations

chantant

The singing birds filled the morning air with a melodious charm.

Les oiseaux chantants emplissaient l’air du matin d’un charme mélodieux.

Additional translations

sifflantePour un objet qui produit un son aigu ou sifflant.

Definitions

Producing musical tones with the voice.

The singing birds filled the morning air with a melodious charm.

Having a quality or sound that resembles singing.

The singing kettle whistled loudly as the water reached boiling point.

Synonyms

singverb

singing

ing-form

sang

Past Simple

sung

Past Participle

singing

ing-form

/sɪŋ/

Translations

chanter

She loves to sing in the shower every morning.

Elle adore chanter sous la douche chaque matin.

Additional translations

chanterSe dit aussi d’un bruit aigu ou mélodieux produit par un objet, un animal ou un phénomène.

avouerFamilier ; au sujet d’une confession ou d’un renseignement livré aux autorités.

Definitions

To produce musical sounds with the voice, especially words set to music.

She loves to sing in the shower every morning.

(Of birds, animals, or objects) to emit a high-pitched or melodious sound.

The kettle began to sing as the water reached boiling point.

To provide confidential or incriminating information, especially to law enforcement; to confess.

Under pressure from the detectives, the accomplice finally sang and revealed the plan.

To confess or reveal incriminating information, especially to the police or authorities.

Under pressure, the accomplice finally sang to the police.

Synonyms

singnoun

Definitions

An act or instance of singing.

The sing at the community center was a great way for everyone to come together and enjoy music.

A communal singing event, especially an informal one; a sing-along.

We had a traditional Irish sing in the pub last night.