Definition
Definition of sing. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: singularTECH. word form used for only one thing or personTECH.
- Use sing. for 'child' not 'children.'
- Mark the answer as sing. if it’s one item.
- The noun should be in sing. form.
Terms with sing. included in their meaning
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communication
ability to speak or sing
good ear
sing with accurate pitch
preparation
prepare to speak or sing
group singing
people sing together in a group
music
entertainment where people sing to recorded music
entertainment
bar where people sing with a microphone
song notes
music written on paper for people to play or sing
music singing
sing at the same time as music or a performer
music
sing very well and melodiously
music singing
sing with notes that do not match the correct pitch
start singing
begin to sing suddenly or unexpectedly
Christmas singing
sing Christmas carols in a group
group singing
event where people sing songs together
music
sing loudly or forcefully
music
sing or say something together in unison
music
pop group of young men who sing and often dance
bad ear
fail to sing in tune
religious singing
sing without instruments, often in religious context
singing
sing the highest notes in a song
music
sing or play notes that complement each other
music event
encouraging people to sing together with music or lyrics
singing
sing loudly with enthusiasm
music
in a good condition to speak or sing
music
sing different notes together that sound good
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- French:sg., ...
- German:Sg., ...
- Italian:sing., ...
- Spanish:sing., ...
- Portuguese:sing., ...
- Chinese:单数, ...
- Japanese:単数, ...
- Arabic:مف., ...
- Hebrew:יח׳, ...
- Russian:ед. ч., ...
- Ukrainian:одн., ...
- Hindi:एकवचन, ...
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