entonado
intoned
'Entonado' is a Spanish word that, when translated to English, can be represented by the term 'intoned'. The act of 'intoning' refers to the practice of uttering something in a specific tone or modulation of voice. 'Entonado' in music refers to the act of tuning or being in tune. It can also describe a person who is slightly under the influence of alcohol.
Example sentences using: entonado
El himno fue entonado por toda la multitud.
The anthem was sung by the whole crowd.
The phrase is talking about a large group of people collectively singing the national anthem in a unison, thus the term 'entonado' which means 'sung' is used.
Él siempre ha entonado bien las canciones.
He always sings the songs well.
The phrase is referring to a person who always does a good job singing songs. In this context, 'entonado' has the meaning of sing, done in a proper or correct way.
El coro entonó la melodía religiosa.
The choir sang the religious melody.
This usage details a choir performing a religious song or hymn. The term 'entonado' in this context refers to the act of singing by the choir.