Translations for „singalong“ in the English » German Dictionary

sing·along [ˈsɪŋəlɒŋ, Am -lɑ:ŋ] N

singalong

gemeinsames Liedersingen

to have a singalong

zusammen singen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have a singalong

zusammen singen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Those with enthusiasm gathered for a group singalong of the chorus.

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The group are locally known for their catchy, singalong music style and their costuming themes.

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The kibbutz movements distributed songsters and established the singalong as a central daily event in kibbutz life.

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She now runs two 45-minute singalong sessions a week for groups of up to 20 under-fives.

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People will sing along even if they're not at a singalong.

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Singalong chorus too and one of the strongest mid-sections on the album -- arguably better than that chorus -- it just keeps getting bigger.

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The musical scene is set for an emotionally cathartic singalong.

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This strange work was at times sensual and sinister, skronky and soulful, dreary and delirious; its tunes are solid, but lacked many singalong hooks.

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Its instrumentation is varied with the sound of church-style organs hovering throughout the background, piano notes, acoustic and electric guitar riffs, drums, and a singalong chorus.

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I've had it on my phone for less than a week, and it's already become car-stereo singalong material.

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