choirs

英 [ˈkwaɪəz]

美 [kwaɪrz]

n.  (教堂的)唱诗班; (公开演出的)合唱团，歌唱队; (教堂)唱经楼，唱诗席
choir的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (教堂的)唱诗班;(学校的)合唱队，合唱团
  Achoiris a group of people who sing together, for example in a church or school.
  1. He has been singing in his church choir since he was six.
     他打6岁起一直在教堂唱诗班里唱歌。
• (教堂里的)唱诗班席
  In a church building, thechoiris the area in front of the altar where the choir sits.

双语例句

• Bigger was judged to be better, with enormous orchestral and choirs being assembled for a blockbuster series of concerts.
  形式上是越大越好，比如找来大型管弦乐团和唱诗班，举行一系列声势浩大的音乐会。
• They ran the three churches to which they belonged, the clergy, the choirs and the parishioners.
  她们管理着自己所属的那三家教堂、牧师、唱诗班和教区居民。
• I sing in choirs more than I attend concerts.
  我唱诗歌比我参加的音乐会多。
• I hear Jerusalem bells a ringing, Roman Cavalry choirs are singing
  我听到耶路撒冷的钟声响起，罗马骑兵合唱团在歌唱
• But the aim of such choirs often to raise money for charity helps set suspicions aside.
  但这种合唱团的目的通常是慈善募捐，这会帮人们打消疑虑。
• You sang to me and angelic choirs burst forth in song.
  你给我唱一首歌，天使们就开始了合唱。
• 108 choirs from all across China gathered in the Chongqing Olympic Center for a Red Song Feast.
  来自中国各地的108个合唱团齐聚重庆奥林匹克中心，参加红歌盛会。
• My face is sweaty, but I lie quietly listening to the cricket choirs outside that remind me of childhood.
  脸上出汗了。我静静地躺着，聆听着窗外蟋蟀的合奏曲，思绪被牵回到了童年的时光。
• Choirs perform a wide range of musical styles throughout the year in a variety of settings in Hong Kong.
  卡西亚合唱团每年于本地各大小场地演出具不同音乐风格的音乐会。
• The earth appeared old and worn, yet there was a certain barren picturesqueness in the leafless trees that raised their "bare ruined choirs" against the sky.
  脚下的土地显得古老而衰竭，叶子掉光了的树枝丫，直耸天际，衬托出满目荒凉的景色。