National anthem meaning in English
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Definition
a national anthem: a song or piece of music which represents a country (La Marseillaise, God Save The King, etc.)
Examples
- "Philip : Thank you loyal subjects, I hope you enjoyed your new national anthem. Don't worry, you'll going to hear it again, every morning, every afternoon, and twice every night."
- "The Japanese national anthem?"
- "So, now, as my first act as King of Cheeterland, please rise to sing your new national anthem."
- "Edward, let's hear our new anthem!"
- "Bruno : Stand up Jean, and take off your hat, it's time for the national anthem."
- "(Jean humming French national anthem)"
- "Step 2: Changing a national anthem is very disturbing to the people."
- "(anthem starts): O!"
Exercise 1
The official patriotic song of each country is called a . (two words)
The official patriotic song of each country is called a national anthem. (two words)
national anthem: The "national anthem" is a song that is used to introduce a nation at public occasions. Bruno asks Jean to rise for the national anthem, which is traditionally played at the start of most American sporting events.
Exercise 2
"Edward, let's hear our new anthem!"
What is an "anthem"?
What is an "anthem"?
"Edward, let's hear our new anthem!"
What is an "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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