Hit tune meaning in English

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Definition

a hit tune: a popular song idiom

Examples

  • "So if you've got what it takes to write a hit tune, this is your chance."
Exercise 1
"Edward, let's hear our new anthem!"

What is an "anthem"?
"Edward, let's hear our new anthem!"

What is an "anthem"?
This is correct. An "anthem" is a special song or hymn that is sung or played to show loyalty to a group, organization or country. Example: The national ANTHEMS of England and Wales were played before the world cup soccer final.
This is incorrect. An "anthem" is not a song that demonstrates a singer's vocal technique. However, in opera, there are "coloratura arias" that show how well a singer can sing, such as the Queen of the night's aria in "The Magic Flute"!
This is incorrect. A very successful or popular song that everyone knows would probably be described as a "classic", a "standard", or perhaps a "hit".

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