Pronunciation: /bɜːrsøːz/
noun a lullaby or cradlesong
A1 I listened to a berceuse to help me fall asleep.
A2 The mother sang a gentle berceuse to her baby to calm him down.
B1 The pianist performed a beautiful berceuse during the concert.
B2 The composer's most famous piece is a hauntingly beautiful berceuse.
C1 The berceuse was played by the orchestra with great emotion and precision.
C2 The renowned musician performed a mesmerizing berceuse at the prestigious music festival.
verb not applicable
A1 She berceuses her baby to sleep every night.
A2 The mother berceuses her child with a soothing lullaby.
B1 Parents often berceuse their infants to help them fall asleep.
B2 The nanny berceuses the baby with a gentle song before bedtime.
C1 The opera singer berceuses the audience with her beautiful voice.
C2 The musician berceuses the crowd with a mesmerizing performance.
adjective not applicable
A1 The berceuse music helped the baby fall asleep.
A2 She sang a berceuse lullaby to calm the restless child.
B1 The gentle berceuse melody played softly in the background.
B2 The berceuse composition was so soothing, it brought tears to her eyes.
C1 The pianist performed a beautiful berceuse piece at the concert.
C2 The berceuse symphony filled the auditorium with a sense of tranquility.
adverb not applicable
A1 She sang a berceuse softly to help the baby fall asleep.
A2 The mother hummed a berceuse while rocking her child to sleep.
B1 The nurse played a berceuse on the piano to calm the patients in the hospital.
B2 The musician composed a beautiful berceuse that brought tears to the audience's eyes.
C1 The renowned composer's latest symphony included a hauntingly beautiful berceuse.
C2 The opera singer's rendition of the berceuse was so moving that it left the audience in stunned silence.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I listened to a berceuse before going to sleep.
A2 She sang a beautiful berceuse to her baby to help him fall asleep.
B1 The nurse played a soothing berceuse to calm the anxious patient.
B2 The musician composed a berceuse that became popular among parents.
C1 The orchestra performed a classical berceuse at the prestigious concert hall.
C2 The renowned pianist's rendition of the berceuse brought tears to the audience's eyes.
preposition not applicable
A1 I walked berceuse the park to get to the other side.
A2 She hid behind the tree berceuse she was scared.
B1 The teacher asked the students to work in pairs berceuse it would be more efficient.
B2 The company decided to expand globally berceuse they wanted to reach a wider market.
C1 The government implemented new policies berceuse they wanted to improve the economy.
C2 The artist chose to use bold colors berceuse it added depth to the painting.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to listen to a berceuse before going to sleep.
A2 She sang a berceuse to calm the baby.
B1 The nurse hummed a berceuse while rocking the baby to sleep.
B2 The musician composed a beautiful berceuse for the piano.
C1 The lullaby artist performed a mesmerizing berceuse at the concert.
C2 The orchestra played a hauntingly beautiful berceuse as the finale of the concert.
interjection not applicable
A1 Berceuse! I am so tired.
A2 Berceuse, can you please sing me a lullaby?
B1 Berceuse, could you help me calm down before my presentation?
B2 Berceuse, I need some soothing music to relax after a long day.
C1 Berceuse, your music always brings me peace and tranquility.
C2 Berceuse, your melodies are like a gentle embrace for my soul.
article not applicable
A1 I listened to a berceuse to help me fall asleep.
A2 The mother sang a berceuse to her baby to calm him down.
B1 The musician composed a beautiful berceuse for the piano.
B2 The lullaby sung by the grandmother was actually a traditional berceuse.
C1 The famous composer's berceuse was performed by a renowned orchestra.
C2 The soprano's rendition of the berceuse brought tears to the audience's eyes.
formal The composer wrote a beautiful berceuse for the piano recital.
informal I love listening to that berceuse before bed, it helps me relax.
slang Have you heard that new berceuse? It's so catchy!
figurative The gentle rhythm of the waves crashing against the shore was like a soothing berceuse.
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