Definition of berceuse in English:

berceuse

nounPlural berceuses bɛːˈsəːzberˈso͝oz

A lullaby.
催眠曲，摇篮曲
Example sentencesExamples
- From the first instant when the mother sings a berceuse for her new born the sound is imprinted on the mind of the baby.
- He also sang a Berceuse by Bonacorsi and, in Italian, Manons Reve.
- A few days ago a purple-green moon came out over the bluish mist of the Sierra Nevada and in front of my door a woman sang a berceuse that was like a golden streamer entangling the whole countryside.
- Surveys have demonstrated that playing soft music - particularly Mozart, singing a berceuse or having the steady musical rhythm of 'white noise' like a vacuity cleansing agent can halt a baby's teardrops.
Synonyms
cradle song, soothing song, gentle song, quiet song

Origin

French, from bercer 'to rock'.

Rhymes

agents provocateurs, chanteuse, charmeuse, chartreuse, chauffeuse, coiffeurs, danseuse, diseuse, furze, hers, messieurs, Meuse, secateurs, vendeuse

Definition of berceuse in US English:

berceuse

nounberˈso͝oz

A lullaby.
催眠曲，摇篮曲
Example sentencesExamples
- He also sang a Berceuse by Bonacorsi and, in Italian, Manons Reve.
- From the first instant when the mother sings a berceuse for her new born the sound is imprinted on the mind of the baby.
- Surveys have demonstrated that playing soft music - particularly Mozart, singing a berceuse or having the steady musical rhythm of 'white noise' like a vacuity cleansing agent can halt a baby's teardrops.
- A few days ago a purple-green moon came out over the bluish mist of the Sierra Nevada and in front of my door a woman sang a berceuse that was like a golden streamer entangling the whole countryside.
Synonyms
cradle song, soothing song, gentle song, quiet song

Origin

French, from bercer ‘to rock’.

单词	berceuse
释义	Definition of berceuse in English: berceuse nounPlural berceuses bɛːˈsəːzberˈso͝oz A lullaby. 催眠曲，摇篮曲 Example sentencesExamples From the first instant when the mother sings a berceuse for her new born the sound is imprinted on the mind of the baby. He also sang a Berceuse by Bonacorsi and, in Italian, Manons Reve. A few days ago a purple-green moon came out over the bluish mist of the Sierra Nevada and in front of my door a woman sang a berceuse that was like a golden streamer entangling the whole countryside. Surveys have demonstrated that playing soft music - particularly Mozart, singing a berceuse or having the steady musical rhythm of 'white noise' like a vacuity cleansing agent can halt a baby's teardrops. Synonyms cradle song, soothing song, gentle song, quiet song Origin French, from bercer 'to rock'. Rhymes agents provocateurs, chanteuse, charmeuse, chartreuse, chauffeuse, coiffeurs, danseuse, diseuse, furze, hers, messieurs, Meuse, secateurs, vendeuse Definition of berceuse in US English: berceuse nounberˈso͝oz A lullaby. 催眠曲，摇篮曲 Example sentencesExamples He also sang a Berceuse by Bonacorsi and, in Italian, Manons Reve. From the first instant when the mother sings a berceuse for her new born the sound is imprinted on the mind of the baby. Surveys have demonstrated that playing soft music - particularly Mozart, singing a berceuse or having the steady musical rhythm of 'white noise' like a vacuity cleansing agent can halt a baby's teardrops. A few days ago a purple-green moon came out over the bluish mist of the Sierra Nevada and in front of my door a woman sang a berceuse that was like a golden streamer entangling the whole countryside. Synonyms cradle song, soothing song, gentle song, quiet song Origin French, from bercer ‘to rock’.
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