心向着谁
唱歌的英文：sing
词汇解析
sing
英 [sɪŋ] 美 [sɪŋ]
vi. 唱歌；歌颂；鸣叫
vt. 唱；用诗赞颂
n. 演唱；鸣声；呼啸声
例：Why do you go on the balcony when I sing?
为什么我唱歌的时候你要到阳台去呢？
例：How could she sing that well after only one lesson?
只上了一节课她怎么能唱得那么好？
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近义词
1、chant
英 [tʃɑːnt] 美 [tʃænt]
n. 圣歌；赞美诗
vt. 唱；诵扬
例：A lot of the chanting was in support of the deputy prime minister.
很多不绝于耳的呼声都支持副总理。
2、concert
英 ['kɒnsət] 美 ['kɑnsɚt]
n. 音乐会；一致；和谐
vt. 使协调；协同安排
vi. 协调；协力
adj. 音乐会用的
例：You wanna go to that concert on Friday?
你星期五要去参加那个音乐会吗？
豆豆侠3
sing是唱n. 1. 标记, 符号2. 手势, 姿势, 信号3. 征兆, 迹象4. 示意的动作（或声音）；手势5. 招牌；标牌；指示牌；标志vt. & vi. 1. 签名, 签字2. 发信号, 做手势vt. 1. 和…签约（或应聘）2. 示意；打手势 歌的意思。
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sing D.J.[siŋ] K.K.[sɪŋ] vt. & vi.唱; 歌唱How beautifully you sing!你唱得多美呀！If you sing before breakfast, you'll cry before dinner.乐极生悲。My brother can't sing a note.我的兄弟一点也不会唱。Miss Rose will sing a song now.现在露丝小姐将唱一支歌。The mother sang her baby a lullaby.妈妈给孩子唱了一支催眠曲。Will you sing a song for[to] us?你给我们唱支歌好吗?They sang themselves hoarse.他们嗓子都唱哑了。vi.(鸟)鸣, 啭, 啼; 嗡嗡叫As I walked on, some birds were singing in the woods.我走着, 林中鸟在鸣叫。The kettle was singing on the fire.水壶在炉火上嗡嗡作响。Birds sing loudest in the early morning.清晨鸟叫得最欢。 THE NEW OXFORD ENGLISH-CHINESE DICTIONARY sing verb (past sang ; past participle sung )[no obj.]make musical sounds with the voice, especially words with a set tune 可耻的浪费.Bella sang to the baby。唱，唱歌 ■[withobj.]perform (a song, words, or tune) in this way. 贝拉唱歌给婴儿听.someone started singing ‘God Save the Queen’。演唱（歌曲，歌词，曲调） ■(sing along)sing in accompaniment to a song or piece of music. 随着唱；跟着唱 有人开始唱起英国国歌“天佑吾皇”.用拉丁语哼唱.■(sing something out)call something out loudly；shout. 大声叫喊 he sang out a greeting.他大声打招呼。■(of a bird) make characteristic melodious whistling and twittering sounds. （鸟）啼，鸣 the birds were singing in the chestnut trees.鸟儿在栗子树上啼唱。■make a high-pitched whistling or buzzing sound. 呜呜作响；发出嗡嗡声 the kettle was beginning to sing.水壶开始呜呜作响。■(of a person's ear) be affected with a continuous buzzing sound, especially as the after-effect of a blow or loud noise. （人耳）鸣 a stinging slap that made my ear sing.使我耳鸣的狠狠一巴掌。■(informal)act as an informer to the police. (非正式)（向警方）告密 a leading terrorist was singing like a canary.一个恐怖分子头目像金丝雀一样叽叽地告密。■[withobj.]recount or celebrate in a work of literature, especially poetry. （尤指用诗歌等文学作品）描述；歌颂，赞颂 poetry should sing the strangeness and variety of the human race.诗歌应该歌颂人类的奇妙和多样性。these poets sing of the North American experience.这些诗人赞美了北美的经历。■[no obj.](archaic)compose poetry. (古)作诗 noun [insing.](informal)an act or spell of singing (非正式)唱歌；演唱 ■[count noun](US)a meeting for amateur singing. (美)业余演唱会 Phrase(s)all-singing, all-dancing (Brit. informal)having a large number and variety of impressive features (英，非正式)具有各种鲜明特征的 sing a different tune (或 song) change one's opinion about or attitude towards someone or something 改变（对某人或某物的）看法（或态度） sing for one's supper 见suppersing from the same hymn (或 song) sheet (Brit. informal)present a united front in public by not disagreeing with one another (英，非正式)口风一致 sing in (或 out) the new (或 old) year celebrate the new year (or the end of the previous year) with singing 用歌声辞旧迎新 sing the praises of 见 praisesing someone to sleep cause someone to fall asleep by singing gently to them 唱歌哄某人入睡 Derivationsingable adjectivesingingly adverb OriginOld English singan (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch zingen and German singen.
