chanters

chanters

美 [ˈtʃɑntərz] 　英 [ˈtʃɑ:ntəz]

• n.歌唱者；领唱人；(风笛的)指管；骗人的马贩子
• 网络报马仔的领唱群

词形变化

复数：chanters  

英汉解释

n.	1. 歌唱者;领唱人 2. (风笛的)指管 3. 骗人的马贩子 4. 【动】篱雀

英英解释

n.	1. somebody who chants a slogan 2. somebody who chants a religious musical passage, e.g. a priest or chorister 3. on bagpipes, a pipe with finger holes on which the melody is played 4. a pipe used to learn or practice fingering for bagpipes

例句

The process that the chanters turn the music and text into a symbol of sound is an art procedure, usually called the recreation.

歌唱者把音符和文字符号变为音响的过程，是一个艺术再创造的过程，也就是常说的“二度创作”。

In hopes of fighting off the disease, he ordered unending prayer and parades of chanters through the streets.

为了与病魔做斗争，教皇下令祈祷者沿街游行吟唱。

Several men rush forward to cut him loose and help him back up the hill, and the prancing chanters go bananas.

好几个男人冲上前去砍断藤条，扶他返回山上。歌手们沸腾了。

They may also prepare for careers as choir directors, cantors, organists, and chanters.

学生还可以从事乐队指挥，领唱，管风琴师和吟唱者等。

Fine chanters forsooth ! " exclaimed the other, " their voices are sharper than the peaks of their caps!

那倒是顶呱呱的唱诗班，”那一位接着说，“声音比他们头上的帽子还尖！