Usage of "chanting" | TermGallery

catalão

The act of singing in a monotonous tone.

Uso de chanting em inglês

This will include abuse through social media messaging and chanting at grounds. 
 The Guardian 

The far right called out the mayor by name, chanting antisemitic slurs. 
 The Guardian 

Later, thousands streamed back in the opposite direction chanting, We want peace. 
 The Irish Times 

Reuters journalists have not witnessed the opposition chanting in support of Khomeini. 
 Reuters 

Reuters journalists have not witnessed the opposition chanting in support of Khamenei. 
 Reuters 

In a far chamber, the emir could hear the facilitator Thull-turock chanting. 
 The Wyrmling Horde 

The chanting is what happens with a good crowd on the road. 
 Reuters 

And over everything, the speakers chanting news of a dozen different destinations. 
 The waste lands 

Within a year there were fires on the ridges and deranged chanting. 
 The road 

Many people, perhaps thousands, surround her, drumming madly, sometimes chanting and singing. 
 The Diamond Age 

The chanting of the priests floats over the sound of the sea. 
 A disobedient girl: a novel 

We have a meal with the community; it is preceded by chanting. 
 The Irish Times 

Again began the chanting that sought the aid of Siva the Destroyer. 
 Told in the East 

As to chanting supplications in the Oriental tune, this is very agreeable. 
 Tablets of Abdul-Baha Abbas 

Again the deep and sweeping courtesy and chanting of the weird words. 
 The Place Beyond the Winds 

Cowl kept on chanting, and I saw his body arch with tension. 
 Dead beat 

chanting

Substantivo

Singular

chant

Verbo

Presente

Colocações frequentes

Translations for chanting

catalão

Chanting ao longo do tempo

Chanting nas variantes da língua

Austrália

Comum

Nova Zelândia

Comum

Irlanda

Comum

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Significados de chanting em inglês