Translations

singverb
sang
Past Simple
sung
Past Participle
singing
Gerund
UK
/sɪŋ/
US
/sɪŋ/
singnoun
sings
pl
UK
/sɪŋ/
US
/sɪŋ/
Her sing was beautiful and moved everyone in the audience.
Ее пение было прекрасным и тронуло всех в зале.
Additional translations

Definitions

singverb
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.
singnoun
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.