voice

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noun

voice

[vɔɪs]

sustantivo

1. voz (f) (of person)

2. (gramática)

3. (idioms)

the voice of reason -> la voz de la razón
with one voice -> unánimemente
to make one's voice heard -> hacerse oír
to give voice to one's feelings -> expresar or manifestar los sentimientos
these reforms would give small parties a voice -> estas reformas darían voz a los partidos minoritarios

verbo transitivo

4. expresar (opinion, feelings)

5. sonorizar (lingüística) (consonant)

voice [vois]

sustantivo

1. Voz, el sonido proferido con la boca por el ser humano y algunos animales; calidad o carácter de ese sonido.

2. Facultad de hablar.

3. Opinión o elección expresados; sufragio, voz, voto.

4. Enseñanza, admonición, instrucción.

5. El que habla, particularmente en pro de otra persona.

6. Voz, del verbo. (Gramática)

1. Poner en habla, expresar, proclamar, decir su parecer (to express).

2. Dar el tono; acordar o templar un instrumento.

3. (Mús.) Escribir la parte vocal.

va.


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