Carol Meaning in English
word
/ˈkæɹəɫ/
KA-ruhl
/kˈæɹəl/
KA-ruhl
释义
A carol is a traditional song, especially one sung at Christmas. People often sing carols in groups at churches, homes, or public events.
用法与细微差别
Most commonly, 'carol' refers to a Christmas song. The verb 'to carol' exists but is uncommon in everyday English; learners will usually see it as a noun. Common phrases include 'sing a carol', 'Christmas carols', and 'carol service'.
Spanish: villancico - canción navideñaPortuguese (BR): canção de Natal - canção natalinaPortuguese (PT): cântico de Natal - canção de NatalChinese (Simplified): 圣诞颂歌Chinese (Traditional): 聖誕頌歌Hindi: क्रिसमस गीत - कैरलArabic: ترنيمة عيد الميلادBengali: গীত - ক্যারল (ধর্মীয় গান)Russian: рождественский гимн - колядкаJapanese: キャロル - クリスマスの歌Vietnamese: bài thánh ca - bài hát Giáng SinhKorean: 캐럴 - 성가 (크리스마스 노래)Turkish: noel ilahisi - ilahi (dini şarkı)Urdu: کرسمس کی مناجات - کرسمس کا گیتIndonesian: bài thánh ca - bài hát Giáng Sinh
例句
The children sang a carol at school.
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We heard a carol in the church.
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My grandmother knows every carol by heart.
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They went door to door singing carols for charity.
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That old carol always reminds me of Christmas at my grandparents' house.
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The town square was full of people listening to carols under the lights.
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