vocal

vocal

Qui concerne la voix, la parole ou le chant.

En anglais simple : Connected with the voice, speaking, or singing.

• She takes vocal lessons.
• The singer damaged his vocal cords.
• Regular practice helped improve her vocal range.

Expressions courantes : vocal cords, vocal range, vocal training, vocal problems

qui se fait entendre

Qui exprime ses opinions ouvertement et avec force.

En anglais simple : Expressing your opinions openly and strongly.

• He is a vocal critic of the plan.
• Residents became more vocal about the noise.
• A vocal minority opposed the new rules.

Comment l'utiliser : vocal about something (Parents were vocal about the lack of school buses.); vocal in doing something (She was vocal in opposing the changes.)

Synonymes : outspoken

Contraires : silent

Expressions courantes : vocal critic, vocal supporter, vocal about something

vocal, oral

Produit avec la voix, en parlant ou en chantant.

En anglais simple : Produced with the voice, by speaking or singing.

• The piece ends with a vocal melody.
• They began the service with vocal prayer.
• His vocal expression of thanks surprised the usually quiet group.

Synonymes : spoken, sung

Expressions courantes : vocal prayer, vocal melody, vocal expression

partie vocale, chant

Partie d'une chanson ou d'une autre œuvre musicale interprétée par la voix.

En anglais simple : The part of a song or other music that is sung.

• Her vocal sounds beautiful.
• We recorded the vocals yesterday.
• The guitar is too loud in the mix, so raise the vocal.

Synonymes : singing part

Expressions courantes : lead vocal, backing vocal, record a vocal