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Перевод: chant

[существительное]
песнь ; песнопение; пение псалма; монотонное песнопение;
[глагол]
петь; петь нараспев; воспевать; рассказывать монотонно; петь монотонно; говорить нараспев; монотонно повторять; бубнить; скандировать

Тезаурус:

1. But the gabble was such that the child couldn't distinguish what it was they wanted, until the old woman cried, "No candy rock today! 'TIS all gone, all gone," at which, one after the other, the children, as if at a signal, stopped gabbling and took up the chant: "Raggie Aggie!
2. England international Dixon has been ridiculed by the chant, "if Lee Dixon plays for England, so can I", but has so far refused to talk about it.
3. Some were wounded before they left the destroyer, including Stuart Chant and Sergeant Chamberlain.
4. "Show un, Sam in the street, Sam mash un to pulp" and the same lone voice: "It 'ud be a sight better'n last Shrove Tuesday if th'managed that!" breaking into a chant of: "Seventeen hundred and eighty seven, The year Sam Orry goes to Heaven!"
5. Early medieval church music was all plain chant, in which the notes had fluid time values.
6. Anyway, "Butterfly Girl" is this great, eerie, organic thing; a sort of childish chant infected with the macabre threat of some nursery rhymes.
7. But most were content to chant slogans and burn effigies of Ray MacSharry, the Irish Commissioner who finalised the deal.
8. "In Swansea, I heard a chant I hadn't heard for a while: "Who beat the Wallabies?"
9. When he was about half-way he paused and whistled loudly like a blackbird that was attempting a Gregorian chant.
10. Morrissey fronts a youthful revolution which isn't locked in tribal chant nor the blank idealism of the sixties.
11. Perhaps the most important stimulus to the musico-liturgical development of this whole period was the introduction of Roman chant under Pepin III, father of Charlemagne, at Metz cathedral where a saintly ancestor (Arnulph) had been bishop in the previous century.
12. The Firebird (complete ballet); Le Chant du Rossignol
13. The drums and the chant continue.