singsong

• Describe una voz o forma de hablar con un tono que sube y baja rítmicamente, a menudo de manera repetitiva o monótona.

Describes a voice or manner of speaking that has a rising and falling rhythm, often in a repetitive or monotonous pattern.

1. Monotonous or rhythmic speechB2informal

   Spoken in a repetitive, rhythmic, or chanting manner, often with a rising and falling pitch.

   canturreo monótono

   • The teacher's singsong voice made the lesson feel like a chant.
   • He recited the poem in a singsong tone that was hard to ignore.
   • The children repeated the words in a singsong pattern.

   Sinónimoscadencedchantingdroningmonotonousrepetitiverhythmic

• Sustantivo que designa un patrón rítmico y monótono de subida y bajada de la entonación al hablar, o una reunión informal para cantar en grupo canciones populares.

A noun referring to a rhythmic, monotonous pattern of rising and falling intonation in speech, or an informal session of group singing of popular songs.

1. Monotonous intonationB2formal

   A way of speaking or reading with a regular, repetitive rise and fall in pitch, often considered dull or rhythmic.

   Cantilena monótona

   • The teacher's singsong voice made the lesson hard to follow.
   • He recited the poem in a gentle singsong.
   • Her singsong tone was soothing but monotonous.

   Sinónimoschantdronemonotone

2. Informal group singingB1informal

   A casual, often spontaneous gathering where people sing popular songs together, usually for fun.

   Cantar en grupo informal

   • We had a singsong around the campfire last night.
   • The pub hosted a lively singsong on Friday evening.
   • A singsong broke out after the party got going.

   Sinónimossing along

• Verbo que describe el acto de hablar o recitar de manera monótona, rítmica o melodiosa, a menudo de forma repetitiva.

A verb used to describe speaking or reciting in a monotonous, rhythmic, or melodic tone, often in a repetitive manner.

1. Speak in a rhythmic, melodic toneB2informal

   To speak, chant, or recite in a monotonous, rhythmic, or melodic manner that rises and falls in pitch.

   Cantar o hablar con tono rítmico y melodioso

   • The teacher singsonged the instructions to the children.
   • He singsonged his poem, making it sound like a nursery rhyme.
   • She singsonged the list of items as she checked them off.

   Sinónimoscantillatechantintone

2. Move with a rhythmic, swaying motionC1informal

   To move or proceed in a way that suggests a rhythmic, melodic pattern, as if accompanied by a singsong.

   Moverse con balanceo rítmico

   • The dancers singsonged across the stage in perfect harmony.
   • The boat singsonged gently on the waves.
   • The crowd singsonged back and forth to the music.

   Sinónimosliltrockswayswingundulate