Definition of Dies Irae in English:

Dies Irae

nounˈɪəreɪˌdiːeɪz ˈɪərʌɪˌdēās ˈirā

A Latin hymn sung in a Mass for the dead.
Example sentencesExamples
- A memorial to the victims at Auschwitz, Dies Irae allows the singers and players to improvise according to their talents and abilities.
- They watch in horror as a funeral procession bearing the coffins of a mother and her small child passes them on the street and a small group of monks sing the ‘Dies Irae.’
- The opening somber tones of the Introduction had the frightening intensity of a Dies Irae.
- I found these alternate verses of the Dies Irae in an old hymnal.
- The word is the backbone of continuity in Dies Irae; the word qualifies the music.
- Why should we sing the Dies Irae (‘Day of wrath, that dreadful day’) for our friends and loved ones, if it is true that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus?
- As the last stroke sounded, a group began to sing the Dies Irae and then the De Profundis.
- Suddenly, it sounded as if we were in the middle of a Dies Irae, and the irony of the soloist was turned on its head.

Origin

Latin, 'day of wrath' (the opening words of the hymn).

Rhymes

Desirée

Definition of Dies Irae in US English:

Dies Irae

nounˌdēās ˈirā

A Latin hymn sung in a Mass for the dead.
Example sentencesExamples
- A memorial to the victims at Auschwitz, Dies Irae allows the singers and players to improvise according to their talents and abilities.
- They watch in horror as a funeral procession bearing the coffins of a mother and her small child passes them on the street and a small group of monks sing the ‘Dies Irae.’
- The opening somber tones of the Introduction had the frightening intensity of a Dies Irae.
- I found these alternate verses of the Dies Irae in an old hymnal.
- Suddenly, it sounded as if we were in the middle of a Dies Irae, and the irony of the soloist was turned on its head.
- The word is the backbone of continuity in Dies Irae; the word qualifies the music.
- As the last stroke sounded, a group began to sing the Dies Irae and then the De Profundis.
- Why should we sing the Dies Irae (‘Day of wrath, that dreadful day’) for our friends and loved ones, if it is true that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus?

Origin

Latin, ‘day of wrath’ (the opening words of the hymn).

单词	Dies Irae
释义	Definition of Dies Irae in English: Dies Irae nounˈɪəreɪˌdiːeɪz ˈɪərʌɪˌdēās ˈirā A Latin hymn sung in a Mass for the dead. Example sentencesExamples A memorial to the victims at Auschwitz, Dies Irae allows the singers and players to improvise according to their talents and abilities. They watch in horror as a funeral procession bearing the coffins of a mother and her small child passes them on the street and a small group of monks sing the ‘Dies Irae.’ The opening somber tones of the Introduction had the frightening intensity of a Dies Irae. I found these alternate verses of the Dies Irae in an old hymnal. The word is the backbone of continuity in Dies Irae; the word qualifies the music. Why should we sing the Dies Irae (‘Day of wrath, that dreadful day’) for our friends and loved ones, if it is true that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus? As the last stroke sounded, a group began to sing the Dies Irae and then the De Profundis. Suddenly, it sounded as if we were in the middle of a Dies Irae, and the irony of the soloist was turned on its head. Origin Latin, 'day of wrath' (the opening words of the hymn). Rhymes Desirée Definition of Dies Irae in US English: Dies Irae nounˌdēās ˈirā A Latin hymn sung in a Mass for the dead. Example sentencesExamples A memorial to the victims at Auschwitz, Dies Irae allows the singers and players to improvise according to their talents and abilities. They watch in horror as a funeral procession bearing the coffins of a mother and her small child passes them on the street and a small group of monks sing the ‘Dies Irae.’ The opening somber tones of the Introduction had the frightening intensity of a Dies Irae. I found these alternate verses of the Dies Irae in an old hymnal. Suddenly, it sounded as if we were in the middle of a Dies Irae, and the irony of the soloist was turned on its head. The word is the backbone of continuity in Dies Irae; the word qualifies the music. As the last stroke sounded, a group began to sing the Dies Irae and then the De Profundis. Why should we sing the Dies Irae (‘Day of wrath, that dreadful day’) for our friends and loved ones, if it is true that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus? Origin Latin, ‘day of wrath’ (the opening words of the hymn).
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