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Significats de monotone en anglès

espanyol
canturreo

An unchanging intonation.

canturreo
portuguès
monotônico

Of a sequence or function; consistently increasing and never decreasing or consistently decreasing and never increasing in value.

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monotônico

Sounded or spoken in a tone unvarying in pitch.

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Ús de monotone en anglès
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Finally he asked in a monotone, 'You think that's a good idea?
Carte Blanche
2
The last part of the speech was spoken in a dreary monotone.
The Mermaid: A Love Tale
3
I do not, said someone behind me in a light Samsamese monotone.
Seraphina
4
His voice was slurred, the words coming out in a dreamy monotone.
Flesh Eaters
5
Beyond the November monotone of trees blazed the red of a sunset.
Kenny
6
His voice was a smooth monotone, holding no threat, allowing no argument.
Carrion comfort
7
He found the words running in an unpleasant monotone through his brain.
God's Country—And the Woman
8
He slouched back along the narrow street cursing in a dismal monotone.
Three Soldiers
9
Some of the poets recited their work in a deliberately uninflected monotone.
The burglar who traded ted williams
10
Instead he went on in a monotone: 'Majbritt put on sixty-five pounds.
The preacher
11
She was gazing back at him; her voice was an eerie monotone.
The marks of cain
12
Cartoner had merely made a rather naïve statement in his low monotone.
The Vultures
13
Cuthbert obeyed, and his clear voice rose in a high chanting monotone.
More William
14
Speshul, repeating it over and over again in a hoarse, expressionless monotone.
All Roads Lead to Calvary
15
Ootah bent his head and listened to the sobbing monotone, then whispered:
The Eternal Maiden
16
She would always talk into the receiver in a low, tired monotone.
Pinball, 1973
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portuguès
monotônico
Monotone a través del temps
Monotone per variant geogràfica
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