vocal

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vocal
[ˈvəʊkəl]
sustantivo
1(Mus)
  • vocals -> voces (f pl)
  • on vocals -> como vocalista
2vocal (music)
  • vocal cords (anatomía) -> cuerdas (f pl) vocales
3vehemente, explícito(a) (outspoken)
  • to be very vocal in one's criticism -> expresar las críticas muy a las claras

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vocal [vou-kal]
adjetivo
1Vocal, oral.
  • Vocal cords -> cuerdas vocales

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vocal [ˈvəʊkəl] ?
adjective
1 (Anat) (Mús) vocal
2 (vociferous) ruidoso
a small but vocal minority una minoría pequeña pero ruidosa; there was some vocal opposition se dejaron oír voces fuertemente discrepantes; they are getting rather vocal about it están empezando a protestar
noun
vocals
modifier
vocal cords (n) cuerdas vocales; (f)
vocal music (n) música vocal; (f)
vocal organs (n) órganos vocales; (m)
vocal score (n) partitura vocal; (f)

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vocal
adjective
1vocal
masculine or feminine noun
2member
feminine noun
3vowel

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vocal [vo-cahl’]
adjective
1Vocal, oral.
noun
2Vowel. (f)
noun
3Voter, in a congregation or assembly. (m)

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vocal
adjetivo
[+cuerdas] vocal
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
[de comité, tribunal] member; (director) director; member of the board of directors; (portavoz) chairperson;
sustantivo:femenino
(Lingüística) vowel

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