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I . chant [tʃɑ:nt, am. angl. tʃænt] SAM.

1. chant REL.:

chant

[Sprech]gesang m. spol

Gregorian [or plain] chant

Gregorianischer Gesang

2. chant ŠPORT (of fans):

chant

Sprechchor m. spol

II . chant [tʃɑ:nt, am. angl. tʃænt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. chant REL.:

chant

singen

chant (intone)

einen Sprechgesang anstimmen

2. chant (repeat):

chant crowd

im Sprechchor rufen

III . chant [tʃɑ:nt, am. angl. tʃænt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. chant REL.:

to chant sth

etw skandieren ur. jez.

(sing) to chant sth

etw singen

2. chant (say or shout):

to chant sb's name/slogans

jds Namen/Slogans im Sprechchor rufen

Gre·go·rian ˈchant SAM.

Gregorian chant

gregorianischer Gesang

Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

Gregorian [or plain] chant

Gregorianischer Gesang

to chant sb's name/slogans

jds Namen/Slogans im Sprechchor rufen

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

When a person performs yagya and offers offerings to agni and chants mantr relating to a particular divine, that divine becomes empowered.

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The chants are often improvised within the duration of a match, and they carry on throughout the rest of the season.

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She chants a spell and escapes with her life.

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There are specific chants for some types of songs as well.

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Fans will direct derisive chants at their rivals regardless of whether the teams are actually playing.

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The new name should also be easily incorporated into college chants and songs.

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Practices include moving and still meditation, massage, chanting, sound meditation, and non-contact treatments, performed in a broad array of body postures.

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Work chants were used by farm laborers to pace their work.

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