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Chorus ['kɔ:rəs] n
comp., MS	Chor m (One of the music genres that appears under Genre classification in Windows Media Player library. Based on ID3 standard tagging format for MP3 audio files. Winamp genre ID 97)
choruses n
gen.	singt im Chor
chorusing v
gen.	im Chor singend
chorused v
gen.	sang im Chor
chorus ['kɔ:rəs] adj.
gen.	im Chor singen; im Chor sprechen; Chor; Tanzgruppe (bei Revue, Fernsehshow)
English thesaurus
chorus ['kɔ:rəs] adj.
lit.	A person or group of people which stand outside the action and remark upon it. Most tragedies in ancient Greece had a chorus of citizens or elders who, as representatives of the audience, react to the events. They are however powerless to affect the course of events.
CHORUS ['kɔ:rəs] abbr.
abbr., med.	Collaborative Hypertext Of Radiology
abbr., virol.	Collaborations in HIV Outcomes Research US (Игорь_2006)

Chorus: 23 phrases in 4 subjects

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