carol in the PONS Dictionary

carol Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

[Christmas] carol
božićna pesma
carol concert
božićni koncert

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He once charged carol singers rent for time spent on his doorstep, but he was very charming when he met us for a mid-morning chat.
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The carol's use of "deface" is now archaic, to be understood not as spoil or vandalize but as "efface" (outshine, eclipse).
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In 2010 the spectators broke the record for the largest group of carol singers singing carols at the same time.
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Carol sees him the next morning to comfort him, but he now over 22 feet tall is distant and morose.
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Carol passes her days with activities such as gardening, taking clothes to the dry cleaners, and attending aerobics classes.
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Carol again grew to a giant and rampaged after unwillingly being subjected to an electro-stimulation experiment.
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Carol's search for a battery causes her to listen once more to her husband's final message on the answering machine.
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The village has its own version of an old carol, surviving the days when the churches standardised onto a common hymnal.
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Traditionally carol singers walk from house to house around epiphany to collect money for poor children in other countries.
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The animation features a group of carol singers accompanied by a triangle player who is waiting for the right moment to strike.
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