英语词汇“songster”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

songster

/ˈsɒŋstə

noun

1A person who sings, especially fluently and skilfully: talented songsters from all over Merseyside took pubs by storm...

Shelley was no idle songster, singing for singing's sake.
When political songsters talk of this kind of change, they are often referring to the imputed ability of songs to help ‘educate’ people.
What is it about the Irish that we insist on taking to our bosoms musicians who, in any other country, would be considered B grade, jobbing songsters?

Synonyms

singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste;

French chanteuse

informal popster, soulster, folkie, songbird

1.1A person who writes songs or verse.Based on the subject lines of e-mail spam featuring songs by like-minded Web songsters, it may help pave the way for a new brand of musician who can rock your world without ever leaving the basement....

Dismissed as ‘pot poets’ by more elite writers, these largely anonymous songsters reputedly wrote under the influence of alcohol in order to earn money for more drink.
The legal action comes from a group of 52 independent songsters and publishers says a report in the San Jose Mercury.

1.2A songbird: robins are the most commonly heard songsters...

Wood pigeons and songsters flee at its appearance, yet rarely do they fall prey to this large hawk.
Brumm and Todt played white noise to nightingales - ardent European songsters - and measured the amplitude, or loudness, of the birds' vocal performance.
They're pretty birds, great songsters - delivering what to my ear is a deeper, huskier version of a goldfinch's melody - and therefore welcome additions to the backyard fauna.

Origin

Old English sangestre (see song, -ster).

单词	songster
释义	songster /ˈsɒŋstə / noun 1A person who sings, especially fluently and skilfully: talented songsters from all over Merseyside took pubs by storm... Shelley was no idle songster, singing for singing's sake. When political songsters talk of this kind of change, they are often referring to the imputed ability of songs to help ‘educate’ people. What is it about the Irish that we insist on taking to our bosoms musicians who, in any other country, would be considered B grade, jobbing songsters? Synonyms singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste; French chanteuse informal popster, soulster, folkie, songbird 1.1A person who writes songs or verse.Based on the subject lines of e-mail spam featuring songs by like-minded Web songsters, it may help pave the way for a new brand of musician who can rock your world without ever leaving the basement.... Dismissed as ‘pot poets’ by more elite writers, these largely anonymous songsters reputedly wrote under the influence of alcohol in order to earn money for more drink. The legal action comes from a group of 52 independent songsters and publishers says a report in the San Jose Mercury. 1.2A songbird: robins are the most commonly heard songsters... Wood pigeons and songsters flee at its appearance, yet rarely do they fall prey to this large hawk. Brumm and Todt played white noise to nightingales - ardent European songsters - and measured the amplitude, or loudness, of the birds' vocal performance. They're pretty birds, great songsters - delivering what to my ear is a deeper, huskier version of a goldfinch's melody - and therefore welcome additions to the backyard fauna. Origin Old English sangestre (see song, -ster).
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