گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'song'

1 عمومی:: سرودروحانی‌

2 عمومی:: تصنیف‌

3 عمومی:: نغمه‌

4 عمومی:: شعر

5 عمومی:: ترانه‌

6 عمومی:: اواز

7 عمومی:: سرود

1 general:: song verbs sing a song • He started singing a little song. play a song (= with singing and musical instruments ) • The band played a lot of their old songs. perform a song (= in public ) • He doesn’t like performing his songs live. write/compose a song • Do they write their own songs? record a song (= onto a CD so that it can be sold ) • The song was first recorded in 1982. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + song good/great • That’s a great song! new • Are any of the songs on the album new? old • People always want to hear their old songs. a pop/folk song • I love all those '60s pop songs. a popular song (= used mainly of songs written before the 1960s ) • a popular song from the 1930s a love song • He is releasing an album of love songs for Valentine’s Day. a protest song • They were singing old protest songs from the 1960s. a Beatles/REM etc song • Can you play any Beatles songs? phrases burst/break into song (= start singing ) • The crowd spontaneously burst into song.

2 general:: noun melody: She sang a song to her baby.

3 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with SONG, Also see FOR A SONG; SWAN SONG.

4 general::   noun piece of music with words ADJ. beautiful, good, great, lovely | catchy | mournful, sad | country, folk, pop/popular, traditional a Hungarian folk song | bawdy, children's, drinking, love, patriotic, protest, religious After a few drinks, they were all singing bawdy songs at the top of their voices. a protest song written in the sixties | theme, title the theme song from ‘The Godfather’ the title song from the Beatles' album ‘Help!’ VERB + SONG compose, write | do, perform, play, sing They performed another two songs as encores. Sing us a song, Susanna! | record SONG + NOUN writer (also songwriter) a singer-songwriter | contest PREP. in (a/the) ~ Important historical events were commemorated in song. | ~ about a song about love act of singing VERB + SONG break into, burst into He strummed a couple of chords on the guitar and they all burst into song. PREP. in ~ He heard voices raised in song.

5 general:: song a short piece of music with words that you sing: • We sang songs around the campfire. • The song was written by John Lennon. track one of the songs on a CD or record: • Track three is my favourite one. number a song that forms part of a performance of several songs: • The show was brilliant, from the opening number to the end. tune the notes in a song, without the words: • I recognize the tune, but I can’t remember what it’s called. melody the main series of notes in a piece of music that has several parts which are played together: • The song has a simple melody and beautiful lyrics. verse a set of sentences that make up one part of a song: • She sang the first verse of ‘Amazing Grace’. chorus a set of sentences in a song that is repeated after each verse: • Most of the kids were able to join in the chorus. types of song national anthem the official song of a country, which is sung or played on public occasions: • Before the match, everyone stood up to sing the national anthem. hymn a religious song that is sung in a church: • What hymns did you choose for your wedding? • At funerals people often sing the hymn ‘Abide with Me’. carol a traditional Christmas song: • We went around the houses, singing carols. folk song a traditional song from a particular area: • an old Mexican folk song ballad a long folk song which tells a story: • a traditional ballad about a man who is dreaming of his home in Ireland lullaby a slow quiet song sung to children to make them go to sleep: • She sat by the child’s bed, softly singing a lullaby.