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I . sing <sang [or AM a. sung], sung> [sɪŋ] VERBE intr

1. sing person, bird:

sing
śpiewać [perf za-]

2. sing fig:

sing kettle
szumieć [perf za-]
sing insect
sing wind
gwizdać [perf za-]
sing bullet

3. sing (be filled with ringing noise):

II . sing <sang [or AM a. sung], sung> [sɪŋ] VERBE trans

sing out VERBE trans, intr

1. sing out fam (call out):

sing out
wołać [perf za-]

2. sing out (sing loudly):

sing out

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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Students and fans link arms, sway as they sing and jump up and down while singing the last part of the song.
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She also learned how to sing gospel music from her grandmother.
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Fledglings who have just spread wings, have started opting to sing in twosome.
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The song's chorus has been described as shouty and sing-song.
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Following the newsreels, the next part of the program is a sing-along.
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The homey vibe of campfires and sing-a-longs is interspersed with terrifying hate speech and quasi-military training.
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During their initial get-together, the two pals sing the old school song (it comes in regular and obscene versions).
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After the second chorus, she invited the audience to sing along with her.
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Laryngitis is often a common complaint in individuals who sing.
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Many drum dances are competitive in nature, featuring two "song cousins" who humorously sing and dance, while pointing out the flaws in the other.
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