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Definition of singer in English: singernoun ˈsɪŋəˈsɪŋər A person who sings, especially professionally. 歌手；歌唱家 一位流行音乐歌手。 Example sentencesExamples - Back in Bulgaria, Elena had been a pop singer, performing in bars and cabaret clubs.
- There is scope for variety as new singers are also making an impact in the industry.
- Had he not made a career from mathematics he could well have made his profession as an opera singer.
- Brenda is a fantastic singer, but not really a pop star, and Maria is nice but a little bit bland.
- The concert in the evening included ballad singers, mandolin and banjo players.
- The singers will be joined by a scaled-down ensemble of professional musicians.
- In the end Mel lost out rather spectacularly to the two other, much less known, female singers.
- Instrumental performers do not make eye contact with the audience, although singers may.
- Does she really think singers can sing in a concert without looking at the music?
- Josquin was a singer by profession, and virtually all his music is vocal in conception.
- For the singers, filming a TV opera presents its own particular set of challenges.
- We thank all the singers who participated in all the heats and those who got through to the final.
- She was also a gifted singer and could sing French opera arias in perfect pitch.
- The most prized status symbol of movie actors and pop singers today is their own restaurant.
- The singers sang mostly accurately and musically with a good feel for the style.
- It was performed by an orchestra accompanied by four solo singers and a chorus of 50 singers.
- All musicians and singers are welcome are welcome to join in on what is going to be a night to remember.
- There have been a lot of talented singers on the program over the last two seasons.
- Aspiring pop singers from a Keighley school will perform in front of shoppers tomorrow.
- We chatted some more and established that we were both opera fans, not just of nice singers who sing nice songs.
Synonyms vocalist, soloist, songster, songstress French chanteuse informal songbird
Rhymesbringer, clinger, flinger, humdinger, pinger, ringer, slinger, springer, stinger, stringer, swinger, winger, wringer, zinger Definition of singer in US English: singernounˈsiNGərˈsɪŋər A person who sings, especially professionally. 歌手；歌唱家 一位流行音乐歌手。 Example sentencesExamples - The most prized status symbol of movie actors and pop singers today is their own restaurant.
- In the end Mel lost out rather spectacularly to the two other, much less known, female singers.
- The concert in the evening included ballad singers, mandolin and banjo players.
- The singers will be joined by a scaled-down ensemble of professional musicians.
- Back in Bulgaria, Elena had been a pop singer, performing in bars and cabaret clubs.
- Aspiring pop singers from a Keighley school will perform in front of shoppers tomorrow.
- All musicians and singers are welcome are welcome to join in on what is going to be a night to remember.
- We chatted some more and established that we were both opera fans, not just of nice singers who sing nice songs.
- It was performed by an orchestra accompanied by four solo singers and a chorus of 50 singers.
- There is scope for variety as new singers are also making an impact in the industry.
- Josquin was a singer by profession, and virtually all his music is vocal in conception.
- Brenda is a fantastic singer, but not really a pop star, and Maria is nice but a little bit bland.
- Instrumental performers do not make eye contact with the audience, although singers may.
- Does she really think singers can sing in a concert without looking at the music?
- There have been a lot of talented singers on the program over the last two seasons.
- We thank all the singers who participated in all the heats and those who got through to the final.
- She was also a gifted singer and could sing French opera arias in perfect pitch.
- For the singers, filming a TV opera presents its own particular set of challenges.
- The singers sang mostly accurately and musically with a good feel for the style.
- Had he not made a career from mathematics he could well have made his profession as an opera singer.
Synonyms vocalist, soloist, songster, songstress
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