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The third season had its first airing on May 30, 2009. start learning
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a transmission of a programme, song or video on television or the radio
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humming along with the music start learning
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An earworm is a tune that lodges itself in the brain and will not be moved. start learning
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a very catchy song or tune
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The movie is cheesy, but its stars certainly are not. start learning
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(informal) trying too hard to be funny, sweet, emotional or sentimental
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Most of the popular songs consist of four chords. start learning
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a set of musical notes based on one particular note (e.g. C major)
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a group of musical notes sounded together at the same time
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I have a fondness for Bach's music. start learning
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a great liking for someone or something
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In the run-up to Christmas start learning
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the period before an important event
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repeated again and again in our minds
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So we could argue that Christmas music helps bring us together start learning
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cause (people) to be friendly with each other
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But repetition sparks liking start learning
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activates, causes to start
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Too much of it sends liking down the other side of the curve start learning
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a line that bends continuously, not straight
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when we have heard something too much we eventually, and quickly, get quite fed up with it start learning
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annoyed or bored with something
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By the time we’re taking down the Christmas tree in January start learning
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to be dusted off and enjoyed again next year start learning
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to prepare something for use, especially after a long time
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