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Cuerdas vocales
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Vocal cords, английский
Голосовые связки
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Cuerda, испанский
Cuerda (línea recta que une los extremos de un arco de círculo), испанский
Cuerda, soga, испанский
Vocal, английский
A 1 голосовой; речевой; 2 фон. звонкий; гласный apparatus, band, c(h)ord, feature, organ
Vocal booth, английский
Vocal chords, английский
Cuerdas vocales
Vocal cord, английский
Vocal cords, английский
Голосовые связки
Vocal disguise, английский
Говорение чужим голосом, маскировка голоса
Vocal folds, английский
Same as vocal cords
Vocal folds abducted, английский
The usual condition of the vocal cords in quiet breathing
Vocal folds adducted, английский
The position of the vocal cords for speaking
Vocal fremitus, английский
A vibration of the chest when a person speaks or coughs
Vocal jitter, английский
Vocal ligament, английский
A ligament in the centre of the vocal cords
Vocal resonance, английский
A sound heard by a doctor when he or she listens through a stethoscope to the chest while a person is speaking
Vocal salutes, английский
On special occasions, a ship’s company may be called upon to salute by cheering, almost always in multiples of three and sometimes timed by the preceding call “hip-hip.” the naval cry is “hooray!,” but u.s. marines shout “oorah!,” while “huzzah!” is the army’s cry, and “hurrah!” is the civil version. according to a 17th century source, huzzah is the oldest, “being derived from the shouts seamen make when friends come aboard or go off.” it may have originated with the sail-raising cry recorded in chapter vi of the complaynt of scotland, published in
Vocalic, английский
A гласный; вокальный, бога- тый гласными (о языке, слове ); post-~ по- ствокальный opposition vocalism n фон. вокализм (ант. consonantism) proto-indo-european ~ праиндоевропейский вокализм
Vocalic transition, английский
Vocalis, латинский
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Volátil, испанский
Vitamina, испанский
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