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Significats de vocalise en anglès

espanyol
vocalizar

Utter with vibrating vocal chords.

      vocalizar
      espanyol
      vocalizar

      Pronounce as a vowel.

            vocalizar
            portuguès
            dizer
            espanyol
            articular

            Express or state clearly.

                  dizer
                  rus
                  вокализ
                  portuguès
                  vocalise

                  Song sung without words.

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                          Ús de vocalise en anglès
                          1
                          He was dreaming, his voice a tuneless drone, too soft to vocalise the words properly.
                          The skein of lament
                          2
                          I'm doing a twelve-tone vocalise by Janice Bailey.
                          Strange Sweet Song
                          3
                          This is true, whether the student sings an exercise, a vocalise, a song, or an aria.
                          The Psychology of Singing / A Rational Method of Voice Culture B...
                          4
                          Dilla allows others to vocalise the dark cloud hanging over him, settling his affairs by proxy.
                          The Guardian
                          5
                          He recently told the New Yorker 'What I do is vocalise characters' as opposed to being a singer.
                          Radio NZ
                          6
                          This resulted in the creation of the character Mr Fox, used in the play to vocalise Matty's thoughts.
                          The Guardian
                          7
                          His reaction to the verdict was solemn, but the onlookers behind him still managed to vocalise their dismay.
                          The South African
                          8
                          The free-flowing structure of this theatre form helps young girls vocalise their concerns and talk openly about their experiences.
                          The Guardian
                          9
                          No one's mental health should be taunted or used as a punchline, no matter how they vocalise personal issues.
                          The Irish Times
                          10
                          She sang the vocalise adequately.
                          Strange Sweet Song
                          11
                          They vocalise; attempting to imitate the oral movement they see their mothers making and their mother's facial expressions, she says.
                          Radio NZ
                          12
                          They may not have been able to vocalise that, but I saw them implying that that was what they wanted.
                          BBC
                          13
                          Those which were brooding, as they flitted over the nests or clung to the edges, uttering a peculiar note hard to vocalise.
                          My Tropic Isle
                          14
                          I think from the get-go it was just really important for us to say something as early as possible and vocalise our stance.
                          The South African
                          15
                          We should use the relative freedom we possess, like the freedom of speech, to vocalise our struggle and support other people less fortunate.
                          The Guardian
                          16
                          It almost looks as if he is sinking into an abyss, but it's not wise to vocalise one's wishes in case they don't come true.
                          The Guardian
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                          Translations for vocalise
                          Vocalise a través del temps