cantor

• n. 合唱指挥家；独唱者
• n. (Cantor)人名；(法、德)康托尔；(英)坎托

1. the musical director of a choir

2. the official of a synagogue who conducts the liturgical part of the service and sings or chants the prayers intended to be performed as solos

So it is great news for Cantor , according to Lutnick, and perhaps even for the City.

因此 鲁特尼克 认为这对坎特甚至整个金融城来说都是个好消息.

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Pence represents Indiana and Cantor is from Virginia.

便士代表印第安纳州和康托尔是从弗吉尼亚州.

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So it's just like Georg Cantor said, the recursion continues forever.

这和康托说的循环不断出现一样.

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He was the son of a Jewish cantor.

他是一个犹太合唱指挥者之子.

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She chanted hymns and prayers with the voice of a cantor.

她用圣诗领唱者的嗓音吟唱赞美诗和祈祷词.

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来自词根cant, 唱，吟唱，见chant.

1. Georg Cantor was born in Russia of Danish - Jewish parentage . Georg Cantor.

出生于俄国的一个丹麦犹太血统的家庭.

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2. She chanted hymns and prayers with the voice of a cantor.

她用圣诗领唱者的嗓音吟唱赞美诗和祈祷词.

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3. George Cantor was born in Russia of Danish - Jewish parentage . Georg Cantor.

乔治?坎特出生于俄国的一个丹麦犹太血统的家庭.

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4. Georg Cantor was born in Russia of Danish - Jewish parentage.

georgCantor出生于俄国的一个丹麦犹太血统的家庭.

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5. So it's just like Georg Cantor said, the recursion continues forever.

这和康托说的循环不断出现一样.

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cantor (n.)

1530s, "church song-leader," from Latin cantor "singer, poet, actor," agent noun from past participle stem of canere "to sing" (see chant (v.)). Applied in English to the Hebrew chazan from 1893.