chorus

Idioma: es

🇬🇧 /ˈkɒrəs/ 🇺🇸 /ˈkɔrəs/

📖 Definiciones

noun
estribillo; Coro; coro; coro; coro; coro; coro; Efecto chorus

EN: A part of a song or hymn that is repeated after each verse, typically by more than one singer.; A large organized group of singers, especially one that performs with an orchestra or opera company.; A group of singers or dancers who perform together, especially in a musical or revue.; A simultaneous utterance of something by many people.; In ancient Greek drama, a group of performers who commented on the action of the play through song and dance.; A piece of music composed for a group of singers to perform together.; In jazz, a complete statement of the harmonic structure of a piece, over which musicians improvise.; An electronic effect that simulates multiple voices or instruments by slightly delaying and detuning a signal.
verb
decir a coro; corear

EN: To sing or say something simultaneously with others.; To repeat or echo something in agreement.

🔗 Detalles

Formas de la palabra

contable Plural: choruses 3.ª pers. sing.: choruses Pasado: chorused Participio pasado: chorused Participio presente: chorusing

Colocaciones

in choruschorus linechorus girla chorus ofjoin the choruschorus master

Derivados

choralchoristerchoreography

Sinónimos

choirrefrainensembleunisonvocal group

Antónimos

solo

Palabras confundidas

choir

EN: 'Choir' typically refers to a group singing in a religious or formal concert setting; 'chorus' is broader, covering opera/musical theater groups and the repeated section of a song.

es: 'Choir' se refiere típicamente a un grupo que canta en un entorno religioso o de concierto formal; 'chorus' es más amplio, abarcando grupos de ópera/teatro musical y la sección repetida de una canción.

chorale

EN: 'Chorale' is a noun meaning a hymn tune (especially Lutheran); 'choral' is the adjective meaning 'relating to a chorus or choir.'

es: 'Chorale' es un sustantivo que significa melodía de himno (especialmente luterana); 'choral' es el adjetivo que significa 'relativo a un coro o coral'.

Consejos de ortografía

EN: The plural is 'choruses' (not 'chori'). The present participle is 'chorusing' with a single 's' before '-ing'.

es: El plural es 'choruses' (no 'chori'). El participio presente es 'chorusing' con una sola 's' antes de '-ing'.

💬 Ejemplos

Everyone joined in singing the chorus of the anthem.

Todos se unieron para cantar el estribillo del himno.
The chorus performed beautifully in the final act of the opera.

El coro cantó maravillosamente en el último acto de la ópera.
She started her career as a chorus girl on Broadway.

Comenzó su carrera como corista en Broadway.
A chorus of approval greeted the announcement.

Un coro de aprobación recibió el anuncio.
The Greek chorus provided commentary on the tragic events unfolding on stage.

El coro griego proporcionó comentarios sobre los trágicos eventos que se desarrollaban en el escenario.
The composer wrote a magnificent chorus for the oratorio.

El compositor escribió un magnífico coro para el oratorio.
The saxophonist played three choruses before handing off to the pianist.

El saxofonista tocó tres coros antes de ceder el turno al pianista.
The guitarist added a chorus effect to create a shimmering, layered sound.

El guitarrista añadió un efecto chorus para crear un sonido brillante y con capas.
The audience chorused the final line of the song.

El público cantó a coro la última frase de la canción.
The critics chorused their praise for the new film.

Los críticos corearon sus elogios para la nueva película.