sing
From Old English 'singan', of Germanic origin.
VERB
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To produce musical sounds with the voice, usually in a rhythmical and melodious manner. Singing often involves the use of lyrics and is a common form of expression in various musical genres. It can also be a way to convey emotions or tell stories.
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| participle | past |
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| sung | sang |
- She loves to sing in the shower. — 彼女はシャワーで歌うのが大好きです。
- Children often sing songs during recess. — 子供たちは休みに歌うことがよくあります。
register: formal
NOUN
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The act or art of producing musical sounds with the voice. It can refer to a specific tune or melody that is sung, often accompanied by lyrics. Singing is an essential part of many cultures and can be performed in various settings, from concerts to personal enjoyment.
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| sings |