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voicing

/ˈvɔɪsɪŋ/

voicingnoun

voicings

Translations

voisementPhonétique : vibration des cordes vocales dans l’articulation d’un son.

The /z/ sound in English is produced with voicing, whereas /s/ is not.

Le son /z/ en anglais est produit avec voisement, tandis que /s/ ne l’est pas.

expressionSens général : action de formuler ou d’exprimer des idées, des sentiments, des avis.

The voicing of her concerns was crucial to the discussion.

L’expression de ses préoccupations a été cruciale pour la discussion.

Additional translations

voicingMusique : terme d’emprunt employé pour la disposition des notes dans un accord.

Definitions

The act or process of expressing something in words.

The voicing of her concerns was crucial to the discussion.

The vibration of the vocal cords in speech or singing; the quality of being voiced.

The /z/ sound in English is produced with voicing, whereas /s/ is not.

The arrangement of notes in a chord, especially in music.

The pianist's unique voicing of the chord added depth to the composition.

Synonyms

voicingadjective

more voicing

Comp.

most voicing

Super.

/ˈvɔɪsɪŋ/

Used attributively in linguistic and musical contexts, e.g. "voicing rules".

Translations

voiséPhonétique : qui se prononce avec vibration des cordes vocales.

Voicing contrasts are fundamental in distinguishing phonemes.

Les oppositions voisées sont fondamentales pour distinguer les phonèmes.

Definitions

Relating to or involving voicing (vibration of the vocal cords) in speech sounds.

Voicing contrasts are fundamental in distinguishing phonemes.

Synonyms

voicenoun

Definitions

The sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth, as speech or song.

Her voice was soft and melodic, captivating everyone in the room.

A particular opinion or attitude expressed.

The committee gave a voice to the concerns of the community.

The right to express an opinion.

In a democracy, every citizen has a voice in the decision-making process.

A form or medium of expression.

The novel gave a voice to the struggles of the marginalized.

A musical part or line in a composition.

The choir's harmony was enriched by the addition of a new voice.

In grammar, a category of verbs that expresses the relation between the subject and the action or state, such as active or passive.

English distinguishes between the active and the passive voice.

voiceverb

voicing

ing-form

voiced

Past Simple

voiced

Past Participle

voicing

ing-form

/vɔɪs/

Translations

exprimer

She voiced her concerns about the new policy during the meeting.

Elle a exprimé ses inquiétudes concernant la nouvelle politique pendant la réunion.

doublerCinéma, télévision, médias.

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

voiserTerme de phonétique.

Definitions

To express something in words.

She voiced her concerns about the new policy during the meeting.

To provide the spoken or sung part for a character in a film, television show, or other media.

The actor was hired to voice the main character in the animated movie.

To make (a consonant) voiced; to pronounce with vibration of the vocal cords.

The teacher explained how to voice the final consonant in the word.

Synonyms

voiceadjective

Definitions

Spoken rather than written; using or involving the voice.

The resolution passed in a quick voice vote.