I. voice [Am vɔɪs, Brit vɔɪs] SUBST
1.1. voice C or U (sound, faculty):
- voice
- voz f
- the human voice
- la voz humana
- I didn't recognize your voice
- no te reconocí la voz
- to hear voices
- oír voces
- in a low/loud voice
- en voz baja/alta
- in a small voice
- con voz queda
- to lose one's voice
- quedarse afónico or sin voz
- to raise/lower one's voice
- levantar/bajar la voz
- raised voices could be heard
- se oían voces exaltadas
- keep your voice down!
- ¡no levantes la voz!
- they raised their voices in song/protest
- se pusieron a cantar/a protestar a coro
- he likes the sound of his own voice
- le gusta escucharse hablar
- the voice of experience
- la voz de la experiencia
- a voice crying in the wilderness
- una voz que clama or que predica en el desierto
- you must make your voice heard
- debes hacerte oír
- to give voice to sth
- expresar algo
- with one voice
- a coro
- with one voice
- al unísono
- with one voice they condemned the attack
- condenaron unánimemente el atentado
1.2. voice C or U MUS:
- voice
- voz f
- he has a tenor voice
- tiene voz de tenor
- she's in good/poor voice tonight
- esta noche está/no está cantando muy bien
2.1. voice (opinion):
- voice kein Pl
- voz f
- to have no voice in sth
- no tener voz en algo
- the voice of the people
- la voz del pueblo
- to be of one voice
- ser de la misma opinión
2.2. voice U (instrument, agency):
- voice
- portavoz m
- voice
- voz f
- the offical voice of the party
- el portavoz or la voz oficial del partido
3.1. voice LING C (verb form):
- voice
- voz f
- active/passive voice
- voz activa/pasiva
3.2. voice LING U (in phonetics):
- voice
- sonoridad f
II. voice [Am vɔɪs, Brit vɔɪs] VERB trans
1. voice (express):
- voice opinion/concern/anger
- expresar
2. voice LING:
- voice consonant/sound
- sonorizar
3. voice MUS:
- voice organ pipe/wind instrument
- templar
voice-activated [ˌvɔɪsˈæktəveɪdəd] ADJ attr
- voice-activated
- accionado con la voz
voice channel SUBST TEL
- voice channel
- canal m de voz
voice box SUBST
- voice box
- laringe f
voice mail SUBST
1. voice mail U (facility):
- voice mail
- buzón f de voz
- voice mail
- correo m de voz
2. voice mail C (message):
- voice mail
- mensaje m de voz
voice-over [Am ˈvɔɪs ˌoʊvər, Brit ˈvɔɪsˌəʊvə] SUBST
- voice-over
- voz f en off
- voice-over
- voz f superpuesta
voice vote SUBST (in US)
- voice vote
- voto m oral
- voice vote
- voto m a viva voz
voice recognition SUBST U
- voice recognition
- reconocimiento m de voz
active voice SUBST LING
- active voice
- voz f activa
passive voice SUBST LING
- passive voice
- voz f pasiva
Englisch
Spanisch
I. voice [vɔɪs] SUBST
- voice
- voz f
- in a loud voice
- en voz alta
- to raise/lower one's voice
- levantar/bajar la voz
- to lose one's voice
- quedarse afónico
- to listen to the voice of reason
- atender a razones
- to make one's voice heard
- hacerse escuchar
- with one voice
- a coro
- to give voice to sth
- expresar algo
- the voice within sb
- la voz de la conciencia de alguien
II. voice [vɔɪs] VERB trans
- voice
- expresar
singing voice SUBST
- to have a good singing voice
- tener buena voz (para el canto)
voice over SUBST TV, FILM
- voice over
- voz f en off
voice box <-es> SUBST ugs
- voice box
- laringe f
- squeaky voice
- voz chillona
- squeaky voice (high-pitched)
- voz de pito
- imploring voice
- suplicante
Spanisch
Englisch
- contestador
- voice mail
- buzón de voz m TEL
- voice mail
- vozarrón
- booming voice
Englisch
Spanisch
I. voice [vɔɪs] SUBST
- voice
- voz f
- in a loud voice
- en voz alta
- to raise/lower one's voice
- levantar/bajar la voz
- to lose one's voice
- quedarse afónico
- to listen to the voice of reason
- atender a razones
- to make one's voice heard
- hacerse escuchar
- with one voice
- a coro
- to give voice to sth
- expresar algo
- the voice within sb
- la voz de la conciencia de alguien
II. voice [vɔɪs] VERB trans
- voice
- expresar
voice box <-es> SUBST ugs
- voice box
- laringe f
voice mail SUBST TEL
- voice mail
- correo m de voz
voice-over SUBST TV, FILM
- voice-over
- voz f en off
- nasal voice
- gangoso, -a
- reedy voice
- aflautado, -a
- silky fur, voice
- suave
- throaty voice
- ronco, -a
Spanisch
Englisch
- vozarrón
- booming voice
- marcación por voz TEL
- voice dialing
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