choir

UK:  [ˈkwaɪə(r)]

US:  [ˈkwaɪr]

复数：choirs  

n.

1.(教堂,学校的)唱诗班

2.唱诗席

1 . They wanted to know if there was a connection between what they were seeing in clinic and what was happening at the choir school.
他们想知道，在诊所所遇到的情况与唱诗班所发生的情况是否有联系。

2 . She began singing in her church choir at the age of 11, and as a young teenager occasionally performed at her mother's concerts.
惠特尼·休斯顿11岁就开始在当地教堂唱诗班演唱，青年时期偶尔参加母亲的演唱会，与母亲同台献艺。

3 . Every part of the song 's climax, on - site fans and the choir with his wife Avril, the concert will become a huge rave party.
每到歌曲的高潮部分，现场歌迷们就和艾薇儿夫妇一同合唱，将演唱会变成了一个巨大的狂欢派对。

4 . Usher began his singing at the age of 6 in a church choir led by his mother.
6岁时，阿沙在他妈妈主持的唱诗班里开始演唱。

5 . Catherine Hayes, a member of the choir who works in human resources, says it allows her to maintain an interest from her student years.
合唱团成员、在人力资源部工作的凯瑟琳•海斯（CatherineHayes）表示，这让她可以继续学生时代的兴趣。