chanting

• Describe la acción o cualidad de emitir sonidos vocales de forma rítmica y repetitiva, a menudo asociada con contextos religiosos, ceremoniales o de protesta.

Describes a rhythmic, repetitive vocal utterance, often associated with religious, ceremonial, or protest contexts.

1. Repetitive vocal soundB2formal

   Describing a sound or action that involves repeating words or phrases in a rhythmic, monotonous way.

   Canto repetitivo

   • The chanting crowd filled the stadium with energy.
   • We could hear the chanting monks from outside the temple.
   • The chanting protesters marched through the streets.

   Sinónimoschantlikedroningintonedmonotonesingsong

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de repetir rítmicamente una palabra, frase o sonido, frecuentemente en contextos religiosos, ceremoniales o de protesta.

A noun referring to the act of repeating a word, phrase, or sound rhythmically, often in a religious, ceremonial, or protest context.

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1. Rhythmic vocal repetitionB1formal

   The act of repeating a word, phrase, or sound in a rhythmic and often melodic manner.

   Canto rítmico repetitivo

   • The monks' chanting filled the temple with a peaceful atmosphere.
   • The crowd's chanting grew louder as the team scored a goal.
   • Chanting is a common practice in many religious ceremonies.

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2. Protest or rally vocalizationB2formal

   A repetitive vocal expression used by a group to show support or opposition, often in a political or social context.

   Cántico de protesta

   • The protesters' chanting could be heard from blocks away.
   • Chanting slogans is a powerful tool for demonstrations.
   • The chanting of the crowd demanded immediate action.

   Sinónimoscallchantchoruscryrefrainshout

• Verbo que denota la acción de repetir rítmicamente una palabra o frase, a menudo en grupo o como parte de un ritual, una manifestación o una actuación; también puede referirse a cantar o entonar de manera monótona o melódica.

A verb used to indicate the act of repeating a word or phrase rhythmically, often in a group or as part of a ritual or performance.

1. Repeat rhythmicallyB1formal

   To sing or say a word or phrase repeatedly in a rhythmic way, often in a group.

   Entonar rítmicamente

   • The crowd chanted the player's name after the goal.
   • Protesters chanted slogans outside the building.
   • Monks chant their prayers every morning.

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2. Sing in a monotoneB2formal

   To sing or intone a melody on a single pitch or a limited range of notes.

   Cantar en tono monótono

   • The choir chanted the ancient hymn in unison.
   • He chanted the verses of the poem in a low voice.
   • The priest chanted the liturgy during the service.

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