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Definition of singer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicperson who sings professionally or as a hobby
- The singer performed beautifully at the concert.
2.
birdsRare singing birdRare
- The forest was alive with the sound of singers.
Expressions with singer
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singer who provides background vocals
The backup singer added depth to the chorus.
person who sings carols during Christmas
The carol singers visited every house in the neighborhood.
person who sings traditional folk songs
The folk singer performed at the local festival.
main vocalist in a band or musical group
The lead singer captivated the audience with her powerful voice..
person singing opera professionally
Maria Callas was a famous opera singer.
someone who sings in the bathroom
My brother is a bathroom singer who performs every morning.
vocalist providing relaxed background entertainment, often in bars or lounges
She worked as a lounge singer in hotel bars for years.
musician who writes and performs their own songs
The singer-songwriter played her new track at the concert..
singer who records songs for actors to lip-sync
The playback singer recorded the song for the movie scene.
singer specializing in emotional torch songs
The torch singer captivated the audience with her soulful performance.
member of a group of singers
Each chorus-singer had a specific part to sing.
singer who performs poetic songs
The poet-singer captivated the audience with his ballads.
person singing German art songs
The lieder singer captivated the audience with her performance.
Origin of singer
Old English, singan (to sing)
Terms with singer included in their meaning
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Christmas singer
person who sings Christmas songs, often in a group
music
lead singer of a band
famous singer
person who sings in operas and is very famous
music celebrity
famous singer of popular music
music
famous singer of rock music
music
administrator for a singer or group
performer
singer or instrument performing the lower female or higher male vocal range
singer
person who sings in the baritone range
voice type
singer with the highest female voice
music
male singer of sentimental songs
singer range
person or instrument with a high pitch
music
group of musicians who support a main singer or band
music
singer providing harmony or background vocals
literature
professional poet and singer among ancient Celts
male singer
person having a baritone singing voice
music
first full-length music record released by a singer or band
music
highly distinguished female opera singer
music
main singer in a band or group
singer
person with a beautiful singing voice
opera singer
famous person who sings in operas
music
famous opera singer known for lead roles
recording
music album made by one musician or singer
music fan
fan of the singer Taylor Swift
music
singer, especially in popular or jazz music
Examples of singer in a sentence
She became a famous singer in her twenties. A singer perched on the branch, chirping. In spring, singers fill the air with melody.
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- French:chanteur, oiseau chanteur, ...
- German:Sänger, Singvogel, ...
- Italian:cantante, uccello canoro, ...
- Spanish:cantante, cantor, ...
- Portuguese:cantor, pássaro cantor, ...
- Chinese:歌手, 歌唱鸟, ...
- Japanese:歌手, 鳴き鳥, ...
- Arabic:مغنٍّ, طائِر مُغَرِّد, ...
- Hebrew:זַמָּר, צִפּוֹר שִׁיר, ...
- Russian:певец, певчая птица, ...
- Ukrainian:співак, ...
- Hindi:गायक, गायक पक्षी, ...
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