caroling

美 [?ker?l??] 　英 [?kær?l??]

• n.[女名]卡羅爾；頌歌；尤指圣誕頌歌；〔詩〕鳥的啼囀
• v.歡唱；挨家挨戶地唱圣誕歌
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)圣誕圣歌；報佳音；唱圣誕頌歌

英漢解釋

n.	1. the activity of singing special songs at Christmas

例句

Caroling is often associated with the long skirts, capes and top hats of 19th-century England.

頌歌時常會聯(lián)想到十九世紀(jì)英格蘭的長裙、披肩和高帽。

It's difficult to look around Xmas Trees and caroling as economy is in bad situation. Therefore, very happy to listen to it here.

因?yàn)?/c>現(xiàn)在經(jīng)濟(jì)不好，周圍很少看到圣誕樹或聽到頌歌，所以，在這聽到（這首歌）很開心。

We did not disturb its caroling with any words but lay enjoying our own oasis of peace.

我們沒有出聲，不想打擾到它快樂的歌唱，只是躺著，享受屬于自己的寧靜“綠洲”。

The children are caroling happily.

孩子們在歡快地齊聲唱歌。

You spend weeks planning, shopping, wrapping, baking, decorating, caroling and much more.

你花幾個星期計劃，購物，包裝，烘烤，裝飾，唱頌歌。

Today it is a common practice for carolers to combine caroling with charity fundraising.

到如今唱頌歌者將頌歌吟唱與慈善募捐結(jié)合到一起已經(jīng)是一種很平常的現(xiàn)象了。

The type of caroling we're more familiar with didn't arrive until England's Victorian era.

而我們所熟悉的頌歌形式，是在英格蘭維多利亞時代才開始出現(xiàn)的。

With joyful ring, all caroling.

戒指與歡樂，所有佳音。