Pronunciation: /sɪŋəˈlɔŋ ˈskriːnɪŋ/
noun screening: a showing of a movie or film
A1 I went to a singalong screening of my favorite movie.
A2 The singalong screening of 'The Greatest Showman' was a lot of fun.
B1 The singalong screening of 'Bohemian Rhapsody' had a great turnout.
B2 I always enjoy attending singalong screenings of classic musicals.
C1 The singalong screening of 'Mamma Mia!' was a huge success, with everyone singing along to the songs.
C2 The singalong screening of 'Grease' was a nostalgic experience for many in the audience.
adjective singalong: designed to encourage audience participation in singing along with the music
A1 I went to a singalong screening of my favorite movie.
A2 The singalong screening was a fun way to enjoy the film with friends.
B1 The singalong screening included lyrics on the screen so everyone could join in.
B2 The singalong screening had a lively atmosphere with everyone singing along to the songs.
C1 The singalong screening was a unique experience that brought the audience together in song.
C2 Attending a singalong screening is a great way to interact with a film in a whole new way.
formal The singalong screening of the classic musical was a hit with the audience.
informal I heard there's a singalong screening of that movie next week, wanna go?
slang Let's go to the singalong screening and belt out our favorite songs!
figurative Attending the singalong screening felt like being part of a big, happy choir.
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