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Definition of caroling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
Christmas traditionUK singing of Christmas songs or hymnsUK
- The neighborhood was alive with the sound of caroling.
Adjective
festive singingUS related to singing Christmas carols joyfullyUS
- The caroling group spread cheer throughout the neighborhood.
Origin of caroling
French, carole (dance in a ring)
Examples of caroling in a sentence
Caroling in the town square was a yearly event. The caroling atmosphere filled the air with joy. Their caroling spirit was infectious at the party.
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- French:chants de Noël, de Noël, ...
- German:Weihnachtssingen, singend, ...
- Italian:canti natalizi, natalizio, ...
- Spanish:villancicos, de villancicos, ...
- Portuguese:cânticos natalinos, de cânticos natalícios, ...
- Chinese:唱圣诞歌, 唱圣诞颂歌的, ...
- Japanese:キャロリング, キャロリングの, ...
- Arabic:ترانيم عيد الميلاد, مرتل, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁירַת שִׁירֵי חַג הַמּוֹלָד, מְזַמֵּר שִׁירֵי חַג הַמוֹלָד, ...
- Russian:пение колядок, поющий гимны, ...
- Ukrainian:співання колядок, колядницький, ...
- Hindi:क्रिसमस कैरोलिंग, कैरोलिंग, ...
Definition of carol - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
Christmas singingsing Christmas carols in a group
- Every year, we carol around the neighborhood.
2.
joyful singingsing in a joyful manner
- They carol happily in the park.
Noun
1.
musicjoyful religious song celebrating Christmas
- The choir sang a beautiful carol at the service.
2.
historyDated round dance with singingDated
- In medieval times, people enjoyed a carol.
3.
architectureRare small study enclosureRare
- He read in a carol by the window.
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Expressions with carol
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person who sings carols during Christmas
The carol singers visited every house in the neighborhood.
song about Christmas themes or events
We sang a Christmas carol at the church service.
Origin of carol
Middle English, carol (song of joy)
Examples of carol in a sentence
They carol in the town square every Christmas Eve. Children carol through the streets during Christmas. The choir will carol at the festival. We sang a carol around the fireplace. A carol echoed through the snowy streets. The villagers gathered for a lively carol.
A traditional carol was performed at the festival. The library's carol was his favorite spot. Each carol was filled with books and notes.
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- French:chanter des chants de Noël, chant de Noël, ...
- German:Weihnachtslieder singen, Weihnachtslied, ...
- Italian:cantare canti natalizi, canzone di Natale, ...
- Spanish:cantar villancicos, villancico, ...
- Portuguese:cantar, cântico de Natal, ...
- Chinese:唱圣诞颂歌, 圣诞歌, ...
- Japanese:キャロルする, クリスマスキャロル, ...
- Arabic:أَنْشَدَ, ترنيمة, ...
- Hebrew:לָשִׁיר שִׁירֵי חַג הַמּוֹלָד, שִׁיר חַג הַמּוֹלָד, ...
- Russian:петь гимны, колядка, ...
- Ukrainian:колядувати, колядка, ...
- Hindi:कैरल गाना, क्रिसमस गीत, ...
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