carol in Japanese
carol in Japanese is キャロル — carol means a traditional song of joy, especially one sung at Christmas.
carol in Japanese
キャロル
Pronounced: kyaroru
A ballad or song of joy.
What does "carol" mean?
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noun A traditional song of joy, especially one sung at Christmas.
"We gathered around the piano to sing a carol before opening presents."
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verb To sing carols, especially going door to door at Christmas.
"The choir members will carol outside the care home on Christmas Eve."
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carol in a sentence
- We gathered around the piano to sing a carol before opening presents.
- The choir sang carols outside the church on Christmas Eve.
- The choir members will carol outside the care home on Christmas Eve.
- We carolled at every door on our street, and the neighbours gave us mince pies.
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What is "carol" in Japanese?
"carol" in Japanese is キャロル. carol means: A traditional song of joy, especially one sung at Christmas.
How do you pronounce キャロル?
"carol" in Japanese is キャロル, pronounced "kyaroru".
How do you use "carol" in a sentence?
Example: "We gathered around the piano to sing a carol before opening presents." In Japanese, "carol" is キャロル.
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