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baritone

UK
/ˈbærɪtəʊn/
US
/ˈbɛrəˌtoʊn/

Translations

baritonenoun
baritones
pl
UK
/ˈbærɪtəʊn/
US
/ˈbɛrəˌtoʊn/
barytonregistre vocal
His baritone was lower than the tenor's.
Son baryton était plus grave que celui du ténor.
barytonmusique
He played the baritone in the school band.
Il jouait du baryton dans la fanfare de l’école.
barytonmusique
The baritone sang the lead role in the opera.
Le baryton a chanté le rôle principal dans l’opéra.
Synonyms
tenor
bass
baritone voice
male voice
low voice
baritoneadjective
more baritone
Comp.
most baritone
Super.
UK
/ˈbær.ɪ.təʊn/
US
/ˈbɛr.ɪ.toʊn/
gravepour la voix
The singer's baritone voice resonated beautifully throughout the concert hall.
La voix grave du chanteur résonnait magnifiquement dans toute la salle de concert.
barytonmusique, pour un instrument accordé plus bas que le modèle standard
He bought a baritone guitar for its deeper resonance.
Il a acheté une guitare baryton pour sa résonance plus profonde.
Synonyms
bass-like
bass
low
low-pitched
deep-voiced
rich
throaty
sonorous
resonant
bassy

Definitions

baritonenoun
A male singing voice between tenor and bass in range.
The choir director was impressed by his rich baritone.
A person having a baritone voice.
The baritone sang the lead role in the opera.
A brass instrument similar to a euphonium but with a smaller bore.
He played the baritone in the school band.
baritoneadjective
Having a deep, rich voice or sound that is lower than tenor and higher than bass.
The singer's baritone voice resonated beautifully throughout the concert hall.
Designating an instrument that is pitched lower than the standard or usual member of its family.
He bought a baritone guitar for its deeper resonance.
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