crooning

v.

带感情地唱（古老的流行歌曲等）( croon的现在分词 )；低声吟唱；

1. She gently crooned a lullaby.
   她轻声哼唱了一支摇篮曲。
2. The man was crooning soft words of encouragement to his wife.
   这个人正柔情地对妻子说着一些鼓励的甜言蜜语。
3. Don't be startled by the smiling, white-haired man who croon "Merry Christmas"to you.
   当你见到那向你低声哼着“圣诞快乐”面带笑容的白发老人时，不要感到吃惊。

1. Streisand's fans shelled out a total of $14,694,750 to hear Babs croon 1999 away.
   仅1999一年中史翠珊的歌迷就花了%2414,694,750,来倾听她的浅唱低吟。

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