英语词汇“vocalists”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

vocal /vōˈkəl/

adjective

Having a voice

Uttered by the voice

Oral

Sung, or for singing, opp to instrumental

Resounding

Talkative

Outspoken

Eloquent

Concerned in the production of speech

Of or relating to a vowel

Having a vowel function

Voiced

noun

(often in pl) singing, or that which is sung, esp in a piece of popular music

ORIGIN: L vōcālis, from vōx, vōcis voice

vōcaleseˈ noun (jazz)

A type of singing in which the singer improvises words to familiar instrumental solos

vōcalˈic adjective

Containing (esp many) vowels

Of, relating to, or of the nature of a vowel or vowels

vocalise /vō-kə-lēzˈ/ noun (music)

A wordless composition or exercise for solo voice

vōˈcalism noun

Exercise of the vocal organs

The art of using the voice in singing

A vocal sound

A system of vowels

vōˈcalist noun

A singer, esp opp to instrumentalist

vōcalˈity noun

vōcalizāˈtion or vōcalisāˈtion noun

vōˈcalize or vōˈcalise transitive verb

To form into voice, to articulate
To sing
To give expression to
To make vocal, endow with power of expression
To convert into a vowel
To utter with voice (phonetics)
To insert the vowel points eg in Hebrew

intransitive verb

To sing
To sing esp exercises on a vowel or vowels

vōˈcalizer or vōˈcaliser noun

vōˈcally adverb

vōˈcalness noun

vociculˈtūral /vō-si-/ adjective

Relating to voice-training

vocūlar /vokˈ/ adjective (rare)

Vocal

vocule /vokˈūl/ noun

A slight vowel sound completing the articulation of certain consonants

vocal cords plural noun

In air-breathing vertebrates, folds of the lining membrane of the larynx, by the vibration of the edges of which, under the influence of the breath, the voice is produced

vocal music noun

Music produced by the human voice alone, opp to instrumental music

vocal score noun

A musical score showing the singing parts in full and the instrumental parts as a piano accompaniment