Значение слова "CHORUS" найдено в 31 источнике

CHORUS

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"
[`kɔːrəs]
хор
хор
хор
музыкальное произведение для хора
припев, подхватываемый всем хором; рефрен
петь, повторять хором
подхватывать


найдено в "Collocations dictionary"
chorus: translation

noun
1 part of a song that is repeated
ADJECTIVE
catchy (informal), rousing, singalong
final
VERB + CHORUS
join in, sing
2 sth that a lot of people say together
ADJECTIVE
general
growing

There is a growing chorus of protest against the policy.

VERB + CHORUS
join

Many teachers have joined the chorus of angry voices.

be met with, bring

His suggestions were met with a chorus of jeers.

CHORUS + VERB
greet sb/sth
PREPOSITION
in chorus (= all together)

‘Hello!’ they shouted in chorus.

chorus of

a chorus of boos

PHRASES
a chorus of voices
3 large group of singers/dancers
ADJECTIVE
double
female, male
dawn (= of birds) (BrE)
CHORUS + NOUN
girl, line, member
PREPOSITION
in a/the chorus

She is singing in the chorus.

PHRASES
a member of the chorus


найдено в "Новом большом англо-русском словаре"
1. [ʹkɔ:rəs] n
1. 1) хор, хоровая группа (особ. на эстраде, в оперетте и т. п.)
2) хор (голосов и т. п.)

in chorus - хором

the pupils recited their answers in chorus - ученики отвечали хором

a chorus of loud laughter - дружный взрыв смеха

a chorus of protest - буря протестов; всеобщее /единогласное, единодушное/ осуждение

2.театр.
1) хор и балет (драматического театра или оперетты)
2) кордебалет
3) употр. с гл. во мн. ч. хористы; хористки

the chorus were very good, weren't they? - кордебалет был хорош, правда?

4) труппа певцов; ансамбль песни и танца
5) хор (в древнегреческом театре)
3. 1) ист. хор (один человек - в театре Елизаветинской эпохи)
2) комментатор; истолкователь
4. муз.
1) припев; рефрен
2) музыкальное произведение для хора
2. [ʹkɔ:rəs] v
1. 1) петь хором

the birds were chorusing about me - вокруг меня раздавался птичий хор

2) повторять, говорить, читать и т. п. хором, одновременно

the papers all chorused his praises - газеты в один голос расхваливали его

2. вторить, поддакивать; подхватывать (чьи-л. слова)

the audience chorused its approval - слушатели хором выражали своё одобрение



найдено в "Moby Thesaurus"
chorus: translation

Synonyms and related words:
Liederkranz, Liedertafel, PS, Parthian shot, Spenserian stanza, a cappella, acclamation, accord, accordance, act like, acting company, addendum, affect, affinity, afterthought, agreement, agreement of all, anacrusis, anthem, antistrophe, appendix, articulate, assent, assume, back matter, ballad, bass passage, bis, bob, book, borrow, bourdon, breathe, bridge, burden, cadence, cantata, canto, carol, cast, cast of characters, chamber chorus, chant, characters, chime, chirp, chirrup, choir, choral group, choral singing, choral society, choral symphony, chorale, circus troupe, coda, codicil, coherence, coincidence, colophon, come out with, common assent, common consent, communicate, company, compatibility, concert, conclusion, concord, concordance, concurrence, conformance, conformation, conformity, congeniality, congruence, congruency, congruity, consensus, consensus gentium, consensus of opinion, consensus omnium, consent, consentaneity, consequence, consistency, consonance, consort, continuance, continuation, convey, cooperation, copy, corps de ballet, correspondence, counterfeit, couplet, crib, croon, deliver, descant, development, disclose, distich, ditto, division, do, do like, do-re-mi, double take, dramatis personae, dying words, echo, emit, ensemble, enunciate, envoi, epilogue, epode, equivalence, exposition, express, fake, figure, fling off, folderol, follow-through, follow-up, forge, formulate, general acclamation, general agreement, general consent, general voice, give, give expression, give out with, give tongue, give utterance, give voice, glee, glee club, go like, harmonic close, harmony, heptastich, hexastich, hoke, hoke up, hum, hymn, imitate, impart, interlude, intermezzo, intersection, intonate, intone, introductory phrase, last words, let out, like-mindedness, lilt, line, lip, madrigal, madrigaletto, make like, measure, meeting of minds, minstrel, mirror, mixed chorus, monostich, movement, musical phrase, musical sentence, mutual understanding, octastich, octave, octet, one accord, one voice, oneness, oratorio, oratorio society, ornament, ottava rima, out with, overlap, parallelism, part, parting shot, passage, peace, pentastich, period, peroration, phonate, phrase, pipe, plagiarize, postface, postfix, postlude, postscript, pour forth, present, pronounce, psalm, put forth, put in words, quatrain, quaver, raise, rapport, reecho, reflect, refrain, repeat, repertory company, repetend, resolution, response, rhyme royal, ritornello, roulade, same mind, say, second thought, section, self-consistency, septet, sequel, sequela, sequelae, sequelant, sequent, sequitur, serenade, sestet, set forth, sextet, shake, simulate, sing, sing in chorus, singing club, single voice, sol-fa, solmizate, sound, stanza, statement, stave, stock company, strain, strophe, subscript, suffix, supplement, supporting cast, swan song, syllable, symmetry, sync, synchronism, tag, tailpiece, tally, tell, tercet, terza rima, tetrastich, throw off, timing, total agreement, tremolo, trill, triplet, tristich, troll, troupe, tune, tutti, tutti passage, tweedle, tweedledee, twit, twitter, unanimity, unanimousness, undersong, understanding, uniformity, union, unison, unisonance, universal agreement, utter, variation, verbalize, verse, vocalize, voice, voices, warble, whisper, whistle, word, yodel


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