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Meanings of vocal organs in anglès
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Usage of vocal organs in anglès
1
The lips and vocal organs were then moulded to imitate these sounds.
2
I will, and the muscles of my vocal organs shape my speech.
3
She continued to exercise her vocal organs mechanically, as ordinary children do.
4
The scientific voice teachers usually believe in direct control of the vocal organs.
5
Their underdeveloped vocal organs made precise articulation impossible for people of the Clan.
6
The digestive and vocal organs, and the reason would inevitable suffer.
7
This difference is occasioned mainly by the different positions of the vocal organs.
8
And he began to yell with all the power of his vocal organs.
9
Breath becomes voice through effort of will and by use of vocal organs.
10
Can he surmount the technical difficulties and the mechanism of the vocal organs?
11
I'd say that their vocal organs were identical with our own.
12
Aspirates consist of breath only, modified by the vocal organs.
13
Your memory as well as vocal organs will be fatigued.
14
Singing is a natural function of the vocal organs.
15
The vocal organs are peculiarly subject to the forms of involuntary muscular contraction under consideration.
16
The youth wondered what had happened to his vocal organs that he no more cursed.
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Vocal organs through the time
Vocal organs across language varieties
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