crooning

• Substantivo que designa o ato de cantar de maneira suave, grave e frequentemente sentimental, geralmente associado a canções populares.

A noun referring to the act of singing in a soft, low, and often sentimental manner, typically associated with popular songs.

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1. Soft, low singingB2informal

   The act of singing in a soft, low, and gentle tone, often in a sentimental or soothing manner.

   Cantoria suave

   • His crooning could be heard from the next room.
   • The singer's crooning calmed the restless baby.
   • She was known for her beautiful crooning of old love songs.

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2. Sentimental singing styleB2informal

   A style of singing popular songs in a smooth, sentimental, and often intimate way.

   Canto sentimental

   • The crooning of the 1940s balladeers is still popular today.
   • He perfected the art of crooning for his late-night performances.
   • Her crooning brought a tear to many eyes in the audience.

   Sinônimoscroon

• Cantar ou cantarolar com voz suave, baixa e agradável, geralmente de forma sentimental, íntima ou embaladora.

A verb used to describe singing or humming in a soft, low, and gentle voice, often in a sentimental or soothing manner.

1. Sing softlyB2formal

   To sing or hum in a low, gentle, and melodious voice, often in a sentimental or soothing manner.

   Canturrear

   • She crooned a lullaby to the baby.
   • The singer crooned a romantic ballad to the audience.
   • He crooned softly while playing the guitar.

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