caroling

caroling

美 [ˈkerəlɪŋ] 　英 [ˈkærəlɪŋ]

• n.[女名]卡罗尔；颂歌；尤指圣诞颂歌；〔诗〕鸟的啼啭
• v.欢唱；挨家挨户地唱圣诞歌
• 网络圣诞圣歌；报佳音；唱圣诞颂歌

英汉解释

n.	1. the activity of singing special songs at Christmas

例句

Caroling is often associated with the long skirts, capes and top hats of 19th-century England.

颂歌时常会联想到十九世纪英格兰的长裙、披肩和高帽。

It's difficult to look around Xmas Trees and caroling as economy is in bad situation. Therefore, very happy to listen to it here.

因为现在经济不好，周围很少看到圣诞树或听到颂歌，所以，在这听到（这首歌）很开心。

We did not disturb its caroling with any words but lay enjoying our own oasis of peace.

我们没有出声，不想打扰到它快乐的歌唱，只是躺着，享受属于自己的宁静“绿洲”。

The children are caroling happily.

孩子们在欢快地齐声唱歌。

You spend weeks planning, shopping, wrapping, baking, decorating, caroling and much more.

你花几个星期计划，购物，包装，烘烤，装饰，唱颂歌。

Today it is a common practice for carolers to combine caroling with charity fundraising.

到如今唱颂歌者将颂歌吟唱与慈善募捐结合到一起已经是一种很平常的现象了。

The type of caroling we're more familiar with didn't arrive until England's Victorian era.

而我们所熟悉的颂歌形式，是在英格兰维多利亚时代才开始出现的。

With joyful ring, all caroling.

戒指与欢乐，所有佳音。