| 释义 |
sung, ppl. a.|sʌŋ|
[pa. pple. of sing v.1]
Uttered in musical tones (Liturg. as distinguished from being said without note).
1526Cartul. S. Nicholai Aberdon. (New Spald. Cl.) I. 154 We sall sing..placebo and dirige one ye vigill of his decess with ane soung mess one ye said day. 1848R. S. Hawker in Life & Lett. (1905) ix. 137, I do not like sung Psalms. 1906A. Werner Natives Brit. Central Africa x. 231 Most of them [sc. stories] contain short pieces which are sung... Steere points out that these sung parts are very common in the Swahili tales. |