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choir

/ˈkwaɪər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un grupo organizado de cantantes que actúan juntos, habitualmente en una iglesia, escuela u otro lugar; también puede referirse al espacio de un templo donde se ubica dicho grupo o al repertorio interpretado por él.

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noun

/ˈkwaɪər/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un grupo organizado de cantantes que actúan juntos, habitualmente en una iglesia, escuela u otro lugar; también puede referirse al espacio de un templo donde se ubica dicho grupo o al repertorio interpretado por él.

A noun referring to a group of singers, often performing together in a religious service or concert, or the area in a church where such singers are positioned.

  1. A2formal

    An organized group of singers, typically performing together in a church, school, or concert setting.

    esCoro (grupo de cantantes)

    • The church choir sang beautifully during the service.
    • She joined the school choir last semester.
    • The choir performed a selection of classical pieces.

    Sinónimoschoralechorusensemble

  2. Part of a churchB1formal

    The area of a church where the choir sits or stands, often near the altar.

    esCoro de la iglesia

    • The choir was decorated with ornate wooden carvings.
    • The priest stood in the choir during the ceremony.
    • The choir was filled with the sound of hymns.

    Sinónimoschancelpresbyteryquiresanctuary

Formas
  • choirs plural form
  • choirs' possessive plural form
  • choir's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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