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Перевод: croon

[существительное]
тихое проникновенное пение; тихое приглушенное пение;
[глагол]
напевать; напевать вполголоса; мурлыкать

Тезаурус:

1. Soon it would be the time for her evening drink: Just the one, Gigi, don't you think? she would croon when the old bird, freed from her cage, crawled up to crouch against her cheek.
2. begins to croon me. me. me.
3. Simpsons croon a different tune
4. That most of these songs seem designed to soothe a troubled soul is down to Lanegan's croon, a remarkable vocal instrument that posits Leonard Cohen as stadium rock god.
5. Kicking Against the Pricks , an album of cover versions, marked the key shift from poet visionary of sex-and-death to interpretive balladeer, from torched singer to a croon the colour of cinders, from Dionysiac excess to a ruined classicism.
6. or harmonize a croon
7. In R. v. Snaresbrook Croon Court, ex p.
8. Sometimes, waiting on the Embankment in the summer gloaming, one would become conscious of an approaching figure, and an arm would be slipped round one's waist, and a voice, in imitation of Bing Crosby, would croon, "Moonlight becomes you, it goes with your hair", and then one had to move away, tactfully, but smartly.
9. The bird perched on his shoulder, nestling against his cheek with his eyes closed, and sang along now in an eerie, wordless croon.
10. For the most part everybody likes a child, and nearly every child likes everybody -" At this point, Joey's voice was heard to croon quietly.
11. Drake has low croon, duck a harsh wigeon-like quack: both make whistling sound in flight like Goldeneye.
12. It's curious how someone like Pat Kane mixes being staunch SNP and singing in an American croon.
13. The Scott Walker-written "Long About Now", delivered during a keyboard-accompanied interlude mid-set, is a haunted and expressive croon, while the version of Ministry's "Stigmata" clatters relentlessly.