chorus in English

noun

1

a large organized group of singers, especially one that performs together with an orchestra or opera company.

The singers, choruses and orchestras that Britten conducts are among the finest that were ever recorded with a veritable array of British talent that one only dreams of assembling.

synonyms: choir, ensemble, choral group, choristers, (group of) singers, voices, glee club

2

(in ancient Greek tragedy) a group of performers who comment on the main action, typically speaking and moving together.

In Greek tragedy the chorus commented on the action, but in Feathers of Peace there is no commentator giving moral comment.

verb

1

(of a group of people) say the same thing at the same time.

they chorused a noisy amen

noun

• choir, ensemble, choral group, choristers, (group of) singers, voices, glee club
• refrain
• chorus line

verb

• choir

Use "chorus" in a sentence

1. Sing the last chorus again.

2. Chorus: Aawit, sasayaw, luluwalhatiin

3. What, a chorus girl?

4. That chorus is unlikely pipe down.

5. 'Thank you,' they said in chorus.

6. And then the assuring chorus:

7. "Hello," they shouted in chorus.

8. She is singing in the chorus.

9. As verbs the difference between chorussed and Chorused is that chorussed is (chorus) while Chorused is (chorus).

10. Campagnolo Chorus Ultra-Drive 11-Speed Cassettes

11. CHORUS Two households, both alike in dignity,

12. The chorus was seated above the orchestra.

13. "Mom!" the kids cried, in chorus.

14. Until 1724 the opening chorus was repeated after the chorale, marked "chorus repetatur ab initio" in the manuscript.

15. Each Chorus is commented on in turn.

16. The concert concluded with a rousing chorus.

17. A chorus of laughter greeted his remark.

18. 9 Or Strauss requesting a chorus of elves?

19. The cock crows and the dawn chorus begins.

20. Assumptionem (Cunha, Antônio dos Santos) Genre Categories Sacred hymns ; Hymns ; Religious works ; For mixed chorus, orchestra ; Scores featuring mixed chorus ; Scores featuring the orchestra ; For chorus with orchestra ; Latin language

21. Add the high harmonies in the chorus.

22. So get Clowned [Chorus x2] Submit Corrections

23. She appeared in the chorus of Havana.

24. The song does not have a chorus.

25. The dawn chorus woke Robyn at five.

26. With the Great Falls merrily in chorus.

27. Act Chorus: Loudly let the trumpet bray!

28. In en-past ofchorus terms the difference between chorussed and Chorused is that chorussed is (chorus) while Chorused is (chorus)

29. The orchestra and chorus performed an Easter oratorio.

30. The dawn chorus woke Robyn at 5 o'clock.

31. The chorus was singing "The Ode to Joy".

32. The wolves swung in behind, yelping in chorus.

33. (Chorus) People say that I got a Bad temper

34. His suggestions were met with a chorus of jeers.

35. 21 The cock crows and the dawn chorus begins.

36. She quickly left the chorus for a starring role.

37. She was a chorus girl at the Dunes.

38. The grand finale is the Handel's "Hallelujah" chorus.

39. All of us joined lustily in the chorus.

40. The minister was greeted with a chorus of boos.

41. Tom sang the verses and everybody joined in chorus.

42. Their voices blend marvellously as they sing in chorus.

43. " We do routines and chorus scenes With footwork impeccable

44. Pause for two beats and then repeat the chorus.

45. His question was greeted with a chorus of denials.

46. There was a chorus of disapproval from the crowd.

47. "All the best," called the other typists in chorus.

48. 14 The students began to read the text in chorus.

49. Students played the lesser parts and sang in the chorus.

50. We sang a last rousing chorus of the national anthem.