Summary
chorus {noun}
coro · refrão · coral
to chorus {verb}
cantar em coro · fazer coro
English-Portuguese translation for "chorus"
"chorus" Portuguese translation
chorus {noun}
In this chorus of sceptics, a number of voices are becoming ever louder.
Madam President, I am sorry to be out of tune with the chorus of the politically correct.
Madam President, I would like to join the chorus of praise for our Ombudsman.
I am not going to add to the chorus of criticism over duty-free.
Personally, that prospect fills me with joy, and consequently, I join in the chorus of praise.
to chorus {verb}
to chorus [chorused|chorused] {vb}
to chorus [chorused|chorused] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "chorus":
© Princeton Universitychoir · refrain · Greek chorus · chorus line
Usage examples
Usage examples for "chorus" in Portuguese
Neither is it enough to have a chorus of lamentations: we need on the agenda a programme of ambitious political change for the next ten years.
Mr President, I should like to join in the chorus of praise for the Irish Presidency, which has proved that when there is great European inspiration there are no small countries.
– Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to join the chorus of good wishes to Mr Bowis, who has proved once more that, for him, health policy is a passion rather than a duty.
Coordinating budgetary and fiscal policies does not mean a mere chorus of fine words between leaders, or a friendly exchange of information between economics ministers.
For example, in the case of Chorus, there is a pronounced difference in the level of information and consultation provided in the Netherlands, for example, compared to England.
Similar words
chopsticks · choral · chord · chords · chore · choreography · chores · chorine · chorister · choroid · chorus · chosen · chow · chowder · Chris · chrism · Chrissy · Christ · Christendom · christening · Christian
Have a look at the Swahili-English dictionary by bab.la.