🇬🇧 Singer meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A singer is a person who uses their voice to sing songs. Singers can sing loudly or softly, high or low, and in many different styles, like pop, rock, or opera. They might sing alone or with a group, on a stage, in a choir, or even just in the shower. A singer practices a lot so their voice sounds clear and musical, and they use their singing to entertain people and share feelings and stories through music.

I tried to be a cool singer, but my voice cracked and sounded like a squeaky door asking for help.

The karaoke machine gave up and shut itself off when the world’s most off-key singer grabbed the microphone.

When the singer forgot the lyrics, he just yelled “PIZZA” and the crowd still cheered.

Our neighbor is a midnight singer, which is a fancy way of saying he wakes everyone up with love songs.

The baby was the loudest singer in the house, and his favorite lyrics were just random screams.

A small singer sits on a box in the park. The singer opens a big mouth and the singer makes a soft song. The singer sings for a sad child. The child hears the singer and smiles. A small dog sits near and moves its tail. Many people clap and the singer is happy.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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