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songster

/ˈsɒŋ.stə/

Traduction: Nom désignant un compositeur ou interprète de chansons, ou tout oiseau au chant mélodieux.

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noun

/ˈsɒŋ.stə/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un compositeur ou interprète de chansons, ou tout oiseau au chant mélodieux.

A noun referring to a composer of popular songs, a singer, or any bird with a musical call.

  1. SongwriterB2formal

    A person who writes the words or music for popular songs.

    frauteur-compositeur

    • The famous songster wrote hits for many pop stars.
    • She is a talented songster who composes her own music.
    • The songster's latest album topped the charts.

    Synonymescomposerlyricistsongwriter

  2. SingerB1formal

    A person who sings, especially as a profession.

    frchanteur

    • The songster performed a beautiful ballad at the concert.
    • He is a well-known songster in the jazz scene.
    • The songster's voice captivated the entire audience.

    Synonymeschantercroonersingersongbirdvocalistvocalizer

  3. SongbirdB2formal

    A bird that has a musical call or song.

    froiseau chanteur

    • The forest was filled with the melodies of various songsters.
    • A songster perched on the branch and sang at dawn.
    • Birdwatchers spotted a rare songster in the park.

    Synonymessongbirdwarbler

Formes
  • songsters plural form
  • songsters' possessive plural form
  • songster's possessive singular form
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