n.圣歌；贊美詩(shī)；旋律；喊叫

v.吟唱；誦揚(yáng)；叫喊

Surviving books which contain complete written repertories of the chant with music do not appear before the tenth century, and are well established in the eleventh. 一些保存下來(lái)的古書(shū)中完整記載著十世紀(jì)音樂(lè)還沒(méi)出現(xiàn)前的圣歌和在十一實(shí)際已經(jīng)很好的配上音樂(lè)的圣歌。

What we call Gregorian chant today first appears distinctly in the Roman repertory of the fifth and sixth centuries. 我們現(xiàn)在說(shuō)的格立高圣歌最早清楚的出現(xiàn)在5和6世紀(jì)的羅馬劇目中。

The chant of the crowd was "Work for all". 群眾反復(fù)有節(jié)奏地呼喊的是"給大家工作"。

The angels chant the chorus all day long. 天使們整天唱著圣歌，

They decide to chant beethoven's symphony no.9 on the mayor's birthday. 他們決定在市長(zhǎng)生日那天詠唱貝多芬的第九交響曲。

The subject of his poem is to chant the praises of labour heroes. 他的詩(shī)的主題是歌頌勞動(dòng)英雄。

adj.被施魔法的；陶醉的；入迷的

動(dòng)詞enchant的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞.

adj.不再抱幻想的；不再著迷的；感到幻滅的

動(dòng)詞disenchant的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞.