What does it mean 'Chant'?

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What does it mean 'Chant'?

[Gość: krecha]

verb: to chant = to sing
noun: a chant = a song, a tune

[Gość: nat]

Traditionally, chants are sailors' songs.

[glory]

Chant - a short, simple melody, specifically one characterised by single notes
to which an indefinite number of syllabes are intoned, used in singing the
psalms, canticles, etc.,in the church service
You haven,t been clear enough to be fully understood- krecha!

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> What does it mean 'Chant'?
chant1 / B  tSA:nt / A  verb [intransitive or transitive]
1 to keep shouting or singing a word or phrase many times:
Ali was mobbed by adoring crowds chanting his name.
2 to sing a piece of religious music using a very limited range
of notes
– chanting noun [uncount]
chant2 / B  tSA:nt / A  noun
1 [count] a word or phrase that people keep shouting or singing
many times:
The 60,000 crowd set up a chant of ‘Go! Go! Go!’
2 [count or uncount] a piece of religious music sung using a very
limited range of notes, or music of this type:
a Buddhist chant

© Macmillan Publishers Ltd. 2002

[glory]

I love this one! 60 000 shouting go, go, go! But I prefer shouting You 'll
never walk alone- watching my team Mighty Liverpool FC winning the ligue.

[Gość: fun]

Thanks a lot - you are graet .... Masters of Chant it is a title of The
Gregorians record ... by the way .. the wonderful one

[glory]

Congratulations! You Fun did make a fun of some of those english professors.