sing

sing
sing [sɪŋ]
(preterite sang, past participle sung)
1. transitive verb
chanter
• she sang the child to sleep elle a chanté jusqu'à ce que l'enfant s'endorme
• to sing sb's/sth's praises chanter les louanges de qn/qch
2. intransitive verb
chanter ; [ears] bourdonner
► sing along intransitive verb
• he invited the audience to sing along il a invité la salle à chanter en chœur avec lui
* * *
[sɪŋ] 1.
transitive verb (prét sang; pp sung) chanter

to sing a role — chanter dans un rôle

to sing the part of — chanter dans le rôle de

to sing something for somebody — chanter quelque chose pour quelqu'un

to sing somebody to sleep — chanter pour endormir quelqu'un

to sing somebody's praises — chanter les louanges de quelqu'un

2.
intransitive verb (prét sang; pp sung)
1) [person] chanter

to sing in/out of tune — chanter juste/faux

to sing to an accompaniment — chanter avec un accompagnement

2) [bird, cricket, kettle] chanter; [wind] siffler

to make somebody's ears sing — faire siffler les oreilles de quelqu'un

3) (colloq) (confess) se mettre à table (colloq)
Phrasal Verbs:
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to sing a different ou another song — changer d'avis


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