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Meanings of vocals in English

Russian
вокал
Portuguese
voz
Spanish
voz
Catalan
veu musical
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Act of producing musical sounds with the voice.

вокал
Usage of vocals in English
1
But one thing remains constant across the board: Ledisi's vocals are untouchable.
Ebony
2
Sade's sultry vocals over this mid-tempo track set the mood just right.
Ebony
3
Duke Special coalesces with Moya's vocals to surprising effect on Brave Enough.
The Irish Times
4
His attention had caused her to shine: her vocals were spot on.
Fragile Eternity
5
There are vocals in there somewhere, although really they're just another instrument.
The Guardian
6
As band members get more confident with experience, that usually means vocals.
The Irish Times
7
I'd recorded and arranged background vocals for his album Brand New Day.
Ebony
8
But because he's not with us he cannot give us new vocals.
Reuters
9
You can handle a laggy or jittery image, but vocals are key.
News.com.au
10
The singer-songwriter is easy to listen to and her vocals are well-rounded.
The South African
11
Dazed vocals find momentum on Induction thanks to a fine, driving rhythm.
The Guardian
12
The female vocals are as beguiling and distinctive as their stage costumes.
Radio NZ
13
And like previous Foreign Exchange collaborations, he blesses us with his vocals.
Ebony
14
Tight legal restrictions meant no music or amplified sound, other than vocals.
Class of 88
15
Lisa sang harmony, but the vocals really belonged to Celia and Shane.
The Silent Sister
16
The vocals most likely to be dropped or incorrectly sounded are italicized.
McGuffey's Sixth Eclectic Reader
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Translations for vocals
Portuguese
vozcanto
Vocals through the time
Vocals across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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