chorus

• Sustantivo que designa a un grupo de cantantes que actúan juntos, o a la parte repetida de una canción.

A noun referring to a group of singers performing together, or the repeated part of a song.

1. Group of singersA2formal

   A large group of people who sing together, often in a choir or musical performance.

   coro

   • The chorus sang beautifully at the concert.
   • She joined the school chorus last year.
   • The chorus performed a traditional folk song.

   Sinónimoschoirchoraleensemble

2. Repeated part of a songA2formal

   The part of a song that is repeated after each verse, often the most memorable part.

   Estribillo

   • Everyone joined in singing the chorus.
   • The chorus of the song is very catchy.
   • He hummed the chorus while walking.

   Sinónimosburdenrefrain

3. Simultaneous expressionB2formal

   A situation where many people say or express the same thing at the same time.

   coro

   • There was a chorus of approval from the audience.
   • A chorus of voices demanded justice.
   • The proposal was met with a chorus of criticism.

   Sinónimosclamoroutburstoutcry

• Verbo que indica decir, cantar o pronunciar algo a la vez o al unísono, en grupo o de forma coordinada.

A verb used to indicate the act of speaking, singing, or uttering something simultaneously or in unison.

1. To sing or speak togetherB1formal

   To say or sing something simultaneously as a group.

   decir o cantar a coro

   • The children chorused their answers to the teacher.
   • The crowd chorused the national anthem at the stadium.
   • They all chorused 'Happy Birthday' when she walked in.

   Sinónimoschantintonesing

2. To express agreement in unisonB2formal

   To voice the same opinion or sentiment at the same time.

   corear, decir al unísono

   • The audience chorused their approval after the speech.
   • The committee members chorused their support for the proposal.
   • The fans chorused their excitement as the band took the stage.

   Sinónimosaccordassentconcurecho