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choir n.唱诗班；合唱队；唱诗班的席位 (1) 唱诗班唱《旧约·诗篇》之第23篇。(2) 唱诗班唱的阿门非常优美。(3) 唱诗班唱得很悦耳，尤其是没人比得上那个威尔士男孩儿。(4) 合唱团有些地方明显唱走调了。(5) 唱诗班的席位是那个教堂最古老的部分。 Choir, pronounced QUIRE, comes from the Latin word chorus, which itself comes from the Greek name for a group of singers and dancers. We still use chorus for singing or dancing, but choir is exclusively for singing groups. Although choirs are traditionally associated with church services, they don't have to be. If you love singing but aren't religious, you could start a choir that sings about the glory of donuts. It's also a verb, as in, "I love to choir."

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英 ['kwaɪə(r)] 美 ['kwaɪər] (1) The choir sang the 23rd Psalm.(2) The choir sang the amens beautifully.(3) The choir sang sweetly, and none more so than the Welsh boy.(4) The choir was singing distinctly out of tune in places.(5) The choir is the oldest part of that church. A choir is group of singers, often gathered for church ceremonies. If you love to sing but don't fancy a solo turn on a TV talent show, perhaps joining a choir would satisfy you. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词](教堂的)唱诗班；(学校的)合唱队，合唱团 A choir is a group of people who sing together, for example in a church or school. He has been singing in his church choir since he was six.他打6岁起一直在教堂唱诗班里唱歌。2[N-COUNT 可数名词](教堂里的)唱诗班席 In a church building, the choir is the area in front of the altar where the choir sits.   [usu sing]

英语单词	choir
英美音标	英 ['kwaɪə(r)] 美 ['kwaɪər]
中文释义	n.唱诗班；合唱队；唱诗班的席位
英语例句	(1) The choir sang the 23rd Psalm. (2) The choir sang the amens beautifully. (3) The choir sang sweetly, and none more so than the Welsh boy. (4) The choir was singing distinctly out of tune in places. (5) The choir is the oldest part of that church.
中文例句	(1) 唱诗班唱《旧约·诗篇》之第23篇。 (2) 唱诗班唱的阿门非常优美。 (3) 唱诗班唱得很悦耳，尤其是没人比得上那个威尔士男孩儿。 (4) 合唱团有些地方明显唱走调了。 (5) 唱诗班的席位是那个教堂最古老的部分。
vocabulary简明	A choir is group of singers, often gathered for church ceremonies. If you love to sing but don't fancy a solo turn on a TV talent show, perhaps joining a choir would satisfy you.
vocabulary扩展	Choir, pronounced QUIRE, comes from the Latin word chorus, which itself comes from the Greek name for a group of singers and dancers. We still use chorus for singing or dancing, but choir is exclusively for singing groups. Although choirs are traditionally associated with church services, they don't have to be. If you love singing but aren't religious, you could start a choir that sings about the glory of donuts. It's also a verb, as in, "I love to choir."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词](教堂的)唱诗班；(学校的)合唱队，合唱团 A choir is a group of people who sing together, for example in a church or school. He has been singing in his church choir since he was six. 他打6岁起一直在教堂唱诗班里唱歌。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](教堂里的)唱诗班席 In a church building, the choir is the area in front of the altar where the choir sits. [usu sing]

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