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French

Detailed Translations for chant from French to English

chant:

chant [le ~] nomen

  1. le chant (chanson; mélodie; ballade)
    the song; the ballad; the ditty; the melody
  2. le chant
    the singing
  3. le chant (mélodie; chanson; air; ballade)
    the melody; the tune; the song; the ballad

Translation Matrix for chant:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ballad air; ballade; chanson; chant; mélodie ballade; ballade chantée
ditty ballade; chanson; chant; mélodie air; mélodie
melody air; ballade; chanson; chant; mélodie air; mélodie; refrain
singing chant
song air; ballade; chanson; chant; mélodie air; ballade; ballade chantée; mélodie; refrain
tune air; ballade; chanson; chant; mélodie air; mélodie; refrain
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
tune adapter; ajuster; augmenter; dresser; fonder; instaurer; intensifier; raccommoder; régler; édifier; élever; ériger; établir

Synonyms for "chant":


Wiktionary Translations for chant:

chant
noun
  1. Traductions à trier suivant le sens
chant
noun
  1. cry of the rooster
  2. characteristic cry of a bird or other animal
  3. musical sound made by a bird
  4. the act of using the voice to produce musical sounds; vocalizing
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• chant → singing ↔ Gesang — Gebrauch der menschlichen Stimme zur Klang- und Melodieerzeugung
• chant → song ↔ Sang — K|va. Gesang, Dichtung

Chant:

Chant

  1. Chant
    the Vocal
    – One of the music genres that appears under Genre classification in Windows Media Player library. Based on ID3 standard tagging format for MP3 audio files. ID3v1 genre ID # 28. 1

Translation Matrix for Chant:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Vocal Chant

chanté:

chanté adj

  1. chanté
    sung

Translation Matrix for chanté:

ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
sung chanté

Synonyms for "chanté":


échéant:


Synonyms for "échéant":


Wiktionary Translations for échéant:

échéant
adjective
  1. Qui survenir, qui arriver.

Related Translations for chant



English

Detailed Translations for chant from English to French

chant:

to chant verb (chants, chanted, chanting)

  1. to chant
    scander
    • scander verb (scande, scandes, scandons, scandez, )

Conjugations for chant:

present
  1. chant
  2. chant
  3. chants
  4. chant
  5. chant
  6. chant
simple past
  1. chanted
  2. chanted
  3. chanted
  4. chanted
  5. chanted
  6. chanted
present perfect
  1. have chanted
  2. have chanted
  3. has chanted
  4. have chanted
  5. have chanted
  6. have chanted
past continuous
  1. was chanting
  2. were chanting
  3. was chanting
  4. were chanting
  5. were chanting
  6. were chanting
future
  1. shall chant
  2. will chant
  3. will chant
  4. shall chant
  5. will chant
  6. will chant
continuous present
  1. am chanting
  2. are chanting
  3. is chanting
  4. are chanting
  5. are chanting
  6. are chanting
subjunctive
  1. be chanted
  2. be chanted
  3. be chanted
  4. be chanted
  5. be chanted
  6. be chanted
diverse
  1. chant!
  2. let's chant!
  5. chanted
  6. chanting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for chant:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
scander chant
- cantillate; intonate; intone; tone

Related Words for "chant":

  • chanting

Synonyms for "chant":


Related Definitions for "chant":

  1. a repetitive song in which as many syllables as necessary are assigned to a single tone2
  2. recite with musical intonation; recite as a chant or a psalm2
    • The rabbi chanted a prayer2
  3. utter monotonously and repetitively and rhythmically2
    • The students chanted the same slogan over and over again2

Wiktionary Translations for chant:

chant
verb
  1. sing monophonically without instruments
chant
noun
  1. Traductions à trier suivant le sens
verb
  1. réciter des psaumes, à l’église, toujours sur la même note.
  2. (term, Versification) décomposer un vers en ses éléments, en ses pieds formés de longues et de bref, comme sont les vers latins et les vers grecs, pour juger s’il est selon les règles.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• chant → scander ↔ scanderen — ritmisch declameren met één sterke nadruk per versvoet.
• chant → scander ↔ skandieren — mit starker Betonung der Hebungen lesen und sprechen







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