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Definition
Synonym
Chor
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Chor
chor
us
Chor
choir
Chor
chor
ally
Chor
…
chor
al {adj}
Chor
...
chor
al {adj}
Chor
...
chor
ally
Chor
m
chor
us
sang im
Chor
chor
used
singt im
Chor
chor
uses
im
Chor
singend
chor
using
Chor
m
Chöre
pl
choir
choirs
Chor
m
; Presbyterium
n
(Teil des Altarraums)
arch.
choir; quire (part of the chancel)
Chor
m
(bei Zungeninstrumenten)
Chor
e
pl
; Chöre
pl
set of reeds (in reed instruments)
sets of reeds
mitsingen
v
mitsingend
mitgesungen
in einem
Chor
mitsingen
to join in singing, to sing along
joining in singing, singing along
joined in singing, sung along
to sing in a choir
Stimmlage
f
; Stimme
f
ugs.
mus.
Welche Stimme singst du im
Chor
?
voice; voice type
What voice do you sing in the choir?
Motette
f
mus.
Motetten
pl
Motette für (Kirchen)
chor
und Orchester
motet
motets
Motet for Choir and Orchestra
im
Chor
singen, im
Chor
sprechen
im
Chor
singend
singt im
Chor
sang im
Chor
to
chor
us
chor
using
chor
uses
chor
used
Saiten
chor
m
;
Chor
m
(bei Saiteninstrumenten)
Saiten
chor
e
pl
; Saitenchöre
pl
string course (in stringed instruments)
string courses
Motette
f
mus.
Motetten
pl
Psalmenmotette
f
Motette für (Kirchen)
chor
und Orchester
motet
motets
psalm motet
Motet for Choir and Orchestra
im
Chor
singen; im
Chor
sprechen
im
Chor
singend
im
Chor
gesungen
singt im
Chor
sang im
Chor
to
chor
us
chor
using
chor
used
chor
uses
chor
used
im
Chor
singen; im
Chor
sprechen
v
im
Chor
singend
im
Chor
gesungen
singt im
Chor
sang im
Chor
to
chor
us
chor
using
chor
used
chor
uses
chor
used
Männerstimme
f
ling.
mus.
Männerstimmen
pl
Der
Chor
ist in den Männerstimmen eher dünn besetzt.
male voice; man's voice
male voices; man's voices
The choir is a little light in the male voices men's voices.
dirigieren; (Orchester;
Chor
) leiten
v
dirigierend; leitend
dirigiert; geleitet
dirigiert; leitet
dirigierte; leitete
to conduct
conducting
conducted
conducts
conducted
Chor
m
(Gemeinschaft von Singenden)
mus.
Chöre
pl
im
Chor
singen
Er singt im Schul
chor
.
arrangiert transkribiert für A-Capella-
Chor
choir (group of singers)
choirs
to sing in the choir
He sings in the school choir.
arranged transcribed for a cappella choir
eine organisierte Gruppe Organisation auflösen
v
adm.
die 2. Panzergrenadierdivision außer Dienst stellen
Ab heute ist der
Chor
aufgelöst.
to disband an organized group organization
to disband the 2nd Mechanized Infantry Division
From today the choir shall be disbanded.
Klangkörper
m
(Konstellation von Musikern und Instrumenten)
mus.
Dieser
Chor
ist ein hervorragender Klangkörper mit sehr beweglichen Stimmen.
body of sound
This choir is an excellent body of sound with very agile voices.
Chor
m
(Teil einer Komposition Aufführung)
mus.
Schluss
chor
m
der Hallelujah-
Chor
aus Händels „Messias“
Sinfonische Suite für (Konzert)
chor
und Orchester
etw. im
Chor
sagen
Der Männer
chor
setzt vor dem Frauen
chor
ein.
chor
us (part of a musical composition performance)
final
chor
us
the Hallelujah
chor
us from Haendel's 'Messias'
Symphonic Suite for
Chor
us and Orchestra
to say sth. in
chor
us
The men's
chor
us comes in before the women's
chor
us.
Chor
m
(Teil einer Komposition Aufführung)
mus.
Schluss
chor
m
der Halleljuah-
Chor
aus Händels 'Messias'
Sinfonische Suite für (Konzert)
chor
und Orchester
etw. im
Chor
sagen
Der Männer
chor
setzt vor dem Frauen
chor
ein.
chor
us (part of a musical composition performance)
final
chor
us
the Hallelujah
chor
us from Haendel's 'Messias'
Symphonic Suite for
Chor
us and Orchestra
to say sth. in
chor
us
The men's
chor
us comes in before the women's
chor
us.
Chor
m
(Gemeinschaft von Singenden)
mus.
Chöre
pl
Frauen
chor
m
Jugend
chor
m
Kinder
chor
m
Männer
chor
m
; Manns
chor
m
Süddt.
Opern
chor
m
im
Chor
singen
Er singt im Schul
chor
.
arrangiert transkribiert für A-Capella-
Chor
choir (group of singers)
choirs
female choir
youth choir
children's choir
male choir; male voice choir
opera choir
to sing in the choir
He sings in the school choir.
arranged transcribed for a cappella choir
singen
v
mus.
singend
gesungen
er sie singt
ich er sie sang
wir sie sangen
er sie hat hatte gesungen
ich er sie sänge
sauber singen; rein singen; richtig singen
falsch singen
mehrstimmig singen
in einem
Chor
singen mitsingen
ugs.
to sing {sang; sung}
singing
sung
he she sings
I he she sang
we they sang
he she has had sung
I he she would sing
to sing in tune
to sing out of tune; to sing off pitch; to sing off key
to sing in parts; to sing in harmony
to sing in a choir
singen
v
mus.
singend
gesungen
er sie singt
ich er sie sang
wir sie sangen
er sie hat hatte gesungen
ich er sie sänge
sauber singen; rein singen; richtig singen
falsch singen
hoch singen
mehrstimmig singen
in einem
Chor
singen mitsingen
ugs.
Sing mal etwas Schönes!
to sing {sang; sung}
singing
sung
he she sings
I he she sang
we they sang
he she has had sung
I he she would sing
to sing in tune
to sing out of tune; to sing off-pitch; to sing off-key
to sing treble
to sing in parts; to sing in harmony
to sing in a choir
Why don't you sing something pretty?
Deutsche
Chor Synonyme
chor
Chor
ÂGesangsgruppe
Chor
Gesangsgruppe
Englische
chorus Synonyme
chorus
Liederkranz
Liedertafel
PS
Parthian shot
Spenserian stanza
a cappella
acclamation
accord
accordance
act like
acting company
addendum
affect
affinity
afterthought
agreement
agreement of all
anacrusis
anthem
antistrophe
appendix
articulate
assent
assume
back matter
ballad
bass passage
bis
bob
book
borrow
bourdon
breathe
bridge
burden
cadence
cantata
canto
carol
cast
cast of characters
chamber
chorus
chant
characters
chime
chirp
chirrup
choir
choral group
choral singing
choral society
choral symphony
chorale
circus troupe
coda
codicil
coherence
coincidence
colophon
come out with
common assent
common consent
communicate
company
compatibility
concert
conclusion
concord
concordance
concurrence
conformance
conformation
conformity
congeniality
congruence
congruency
congruity
consensus
consensus gentium
consensus of opinion
consensus omnium
consent
consentaneity
consequence
consistency
consonance
consort
continuance
continuation
convey
cooperation
copy
corps de ballet
correspondence
counterfeit
couplet
crib
croon
deliver
descant
development
disclose
distich
ditto
division
do
do like
do-re-mi
double take
dramatis personae
dying words
echo
emit
ensemble
enunciate
envoi
epilogue
epode
equivalence
exposition
express
fake
figure
fling off
folderol
follow-through
follow-up
forge
formulate
general acclamation
general agreement
general consent
general voice
give
give expression
give out with
give tongue
give utterance
give voice
glee
glee club
go like
harmonic close
harmony
heptastich
hexastich
hoke
hoke up
hum
hymn
imitate
impart
interlude
intermezzo
intersection
intonate
intone
introductory phrase
last words
let out
like-mindedness
lilt
line
lip
madrigal
madrigaletto
make like
measure
meeting of minds
minstrel
mirror
mixed
chorus
monostich
movement
musical phrase
musical sentence
mutual understanding
chorus
girl
artist
artiste
ballerina
ballet dancer
ballet girl
ballroom dancer
belly dancer
burlesque queen
choir member
choirboy
choirman
choral dancer
choral singer
choralist
chorine
chorister
chorus
boy
chorus
singer
clog dancer
conjurer
coryphee
dancer
dancing girl
danseur noble
danseuse
ecdysiast
entertainer
exotic dancer
female impersonator
figurant
figurante
geisha
geisha girl
guisard
guiser
heel-and-toe dancer
hoofer
hula girl
impersonator
magician
mountebank
mummer
musician
nautch girl
peeler
performer
prestidigitator
public entertainer
show girl
singer
square-dancer
stripper
stripteaser
stripteuse
terpsichorean
vaudevillian
vaudevillist
Chor Definition
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
band
of
singers
and
dancers.
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
company
of
persons
supposed
to
behold
what
passed
in
the
acts
of
a
tragedy,
and
to
sing
the
sentiments
which
the
events
suggested
in
couplets
or
verses
between
the
acts
Chorus
(
n.
)
An
interpreter
in
a
dumb
show
or
play.
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
company
of
singers
singing
in
concert.
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
composition
of
two
or
more
parts,
each
of
which
is
intended
to
be
sung
by
a
number
of
voices.
Chorus
(
n.
)
Parts
of
a
song
or
hymn
recurring
at
intervals,
as
at
the
end
of
stanzas
Chorus
(
n.
)
The
simultaneous
of
a
company
in
any
noisy
demonstration
Chorus
(
v.
i.)
To
sing
in
chorus
chorus Bedeutung
chorus
frog
any
of
several
small
North
American
frogs
having
a
loud
call
refrain
chorus
the
part
of
a
song
where
a
soloist
is
joined
by
a
group
of
singers
chorus
any
utterance
produced
simultaneously
by
a
group,
a
chorus
of
boos
chorus
a
group
of
people
assembled
to
sing
together
chorus
Greek
chorus
a
company
of
actors
who
comment
(by
speaking
or
singing
in
unison)
on
the
action
in
a
classical
Greek
play
chorus
chorus
line
a
body
of
dancers
or
singers
who
perform
together
chorus
girl
showgirl
chorine
a
woman
who
dances
in
a
chorus
line
chorus
utter
in
unison,
`yes,'
the
children
chorus
ed
choir
chorus
sing
in
a
choir
in
unison
in
chorus
speaking
or
singing
at
the
same
time,
simultaneously,
they
shouted
`Yes!'
in
unison,
they
responded
in
chorus
to
the
teacher's
questions
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