el
masculine
/ˈkoɾo/
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Translation
choir, chorus
Word origin
From Latin chorus, from Greek khorós ('band of dancers and singers').
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- khorós
- English cognates
- chorus, choir, chorale
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralcoros
Examples
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The church choir sang a beautiful song.
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My daughter sings in the school choir.
repitió .
The whole audience repeated the chorus of the song.
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The choir rehearses every Tuesday afternoon.
¿ unirte ?
Would you like to join our choir?
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