Spanish
cantar en coro 
Portuguese
estribilho Catalan
tornada Synonyms
Examples for "choir"
Examples for "choir"
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She had heard one of Matsumoto's choir friends talk the same way.
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Thirty years ago the creation of the choir marked a major upheaval.
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One of the choir members grew red in the face and choked.
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And once more Major Pierce and I are in the same choir.
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The choir is waiting for her; the bridegroom is waiting for her.
A company of actors who comment (by speaking or singing in unison) on the action in a classical Greek play.
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That's just right, the other Freedom Party men said, almost in chorus.
2
We all joined in the chorus at the end of each verse:
3
The principal character could sing the first verse and the chorus alone.
4
His words were lost to an especially loud refrain from the chorus.
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So we rose up and called on Miggles in chorus; then separately.
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At once the whole school began to repeat the table in chorus.
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There was a chorus of protestations; Fagerolles objected, in a shrill voice:
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We're going the long way, Ida adds to the chorus of kvetchers.
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When the performances were finished the audience rose and joined in chorus.
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The New York Times were raving about it so join the chorus.
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The dawn chorus reconnects me to life; a sense of hope returns.
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The cubs, excited and frightened by the uproar, joined in the chorus.
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And the chorus talks of adding fuel to flame in a report:
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The three made chorus in a noise of boots on the floor.
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From the house came the confused sound of voices in puzzling chorus.
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His words were a net, drawing everyone into a chorus of agreement.
