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choir

UK
/kwaɪə/
US
/kwaɪr/

Translations

choirnoun
choirs
pl
UK
/kwaɪə/
US
/kwaɪr/
The choir performed beautifully at the concert.
Хор прекрасно выступил на концерте.
Synonyms
chorus
singing group
vocal ensemble
glee club
cantata
hymn group
choirverb
choired
Past Simple
choired
Past Participle
choiring
Gerund
UK
/ˈkwaɪə/
US
/ˈkwaɪər/
choiradjective
Attributive use of the noun; non-gradable.

Definitions

choirnoun
A group of singers who perform together, typically in a church or as part of a musical ensemble.
The church choir sang beautifully during the Sunday service.
The part of a church where the choir sits during services, often located in the chancel.
The choir was seated in the chancel, ready to begin the hymn.
A section of related instruments or voices within an orchestra or ensemble considered as a single unit.
The brass choir entered with a triumphant fanfare.
Any of the hierarchical orders of angels in Christian theology.
Cherubim are ranked within a high choir of angels.
choirverb
To sing in or as part of a choir.
She choired with the university chamber group throughout college.
To arrange (voices or singers) into a choir or choral grouping.
The conductor carefully choired the children for the festival performance.
choiradjective
Relating to, intended for, or used by a choir.
The church ordered new choir robes for Easter.
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