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croon

UK
/kruːn/
US
/krun/

Translations

croonverb
crooned
Past Simple
crooned
Past Participle
crooning
Gerund
UK
/kruːn/
US
/krun/
She likes to croon lullabies to her baby.
Она любит напевать колыбельные своему ребенку.
Additional translations
нашёптывать
ворковать
Synonyms
sing softly
lullaby
whisper
murmur
hum
croonnoun
croons
pl
UK
/kruːn/
US
/kruːn/
мягкое пение
The croon of the singer was soothing to the audience.
Мягкое пение певца успокаивало аудиторию.
Synonyms
ditty
song
serenade
hum
warble
murmur
lullaby

Definitions

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.
croonnoun
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.
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