voiced

英 [vɔɪst]

美 [vɔɪst]

adj.  浊音的; 带声的
v.  表示，表达，吐露(感情或意见); 发浊音; 发嗓音
voice的过去分词和过去式

过去式：voiced　过去分词：voiced　

BNC.35292 / COCA.32757

牛津词典

adj.

• 浊音的；带声的
  produced by moving your vocal cords . For example, the consonants /b/ , /d/ and /g/ are voiced .

柯林斯词典

• （发）浊音的
  Avoicedspeech sound is one that is produced with vibration of the vocal cords.

英英释义

adj

• produced with vibration of the vocal cords
  1. a frequently voiced opinion
  2. voiced consonants such as `b' and `g' and `z'
  Synonym:sonantsoft

双语例句

• European business groups voiced sharp criticism of the new US law.
  欧洲商业集团对美国这项新法令表达了激烈批评。
• The chairman voiced all our feelings.
  主席表达了我们的全部感情。
• Members of Japan's fishery association voiced their ire in a Wednesday morning meeting with Tokyo Electric officials.
  日本的渔业协会，在与东京电力公司官员周三上午的会议上，表达了他们的愤怒。
• He gained the ear of the managing director and voiced his opinion.
  他说的话总经理愿意倾听，于是他就直抒己见了。
• Some election observers also voiced concerns that local warlords intimidated or coerced voters in some instances.
  一些选举观察人士还对地方军阀在某些情况下恐吓或胁迫选民表示关注。
• Leading educationalists have voiced their concern over the new proposals.
  主要的教育家们已经对新的提议表示关注。
• Hardly a whisper of concern has been voiced.
  几乎一点点关心也未曾表示过。
• The spokesman voiced the feeling of the crowd.
  这位发言人表达了群众的感情。
• In his speech, he voiced the feeling of the times.
  在他的演讲中，他表达了时代的感情。
• The criticism that the English do not truly care about their children was often voiced.
  常有人指责英国人并不真正关心自己的子女。