chorus in Latin
chorus in Latin is chorus — chorus means the part of a song that repeats after each verse, usually carrying the main hook.
chorus in Latin
chorus
What does "chorus" mean?
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noun The part of a song that repeats after each verse, usually carrying the main hook.
"Everyone sang along to the chorus."
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noun A group of singers performing together, or the sound made by many voices at once.
"The church choir formed a chorus for the Christmas concert."
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verb To say or sing something together in unison.
"The class chorused "good morning" to the teacher."
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chorus in a sentence
- Everyone sang along to the chorus.
- The chorus is so catchy it gets stuck in your head.
- The church choir formed a chorus for the Christmas concert.
- A chorus of complaints followed the announcement.
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What is "chorus" in Latin?
"chorus" in Latin is chorus. chorus means: The part of a song that repeats after each verse, usually carrying the main hook.
How do you use "chorus" in a sentence?
Example: "Everyone sang along to the chorus." In Latin, "chorus" is chorus.
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