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voiced
UK
/vɔɪst/
US
/vɔɪst/
UK
/vɔɪst/
US
/vɔɪst/
Adjective formed from the past participle of the verb “voice”; not gradable in ordinary use.
Translations
The letter 'b' is a voiced consonant, unlike 'p' which is voiceless.
La lettre « b » est une consonne voisée, contrairement à « p » qui est sourde.
Additional translations
Definitions
The deep-voiced announcer introduced the show.
The voiced concerns of the community were addressed at the town hall meeting.
The letter 'b' is a voiced consonant, unlike 'p' which is voiceless.
Definitions
Her voice was soft and melodic, captivating everyone in the room.
The committee gave a voice to the concerns of the community.
In a democracy, every citizen has a voice in the decision-making process.
The novel gave a voice to the struggles of the marginalized.
The choir's harmony was enriched by the addition of a new voice.
English distinguishes between the active and the passive voice.
voiced
Past Simple
voiced
Past Simple
voiced
Past Participle
voicing
Gerund
UK
/vɔɪs/
US
/vɔɪs/
Translations
She voiced her concerns about the new policy during the meeting.
Elle a exprimé ses inquiétudes concernant la nouvelle politique pendant la réunion.
The actor was hired to voice the main character in the animated movie.
L’acteur a été engagé pour doubler le personnage principal du film d’animation.
Additional translations
Definitions
She voiced her concerns about the new policy during the meeting.
The actor was hired to voice the main character in the animated movie.
The teacher explained how to voice the final consonant in the word.
Definitions
The resolution passed in a quick voice vote.