Translations for „throaty“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

throaty <-ier, -iest> [ˈθrəʊtɪ, Am ˈθroʊt̬ɪ] ADJ

1. throaty (harsh sounding):

throaty

хри́плый

2. throaty (hoarse):

throaty

си́плый

3. throaty (from the throat):

throaty

горта́нный

throaty

горлово́й

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The male's call is a shrill whistle, and the female's is throatier whistle.

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I confess, the air from the constant traffic makes me throaty and coughy, and squeamish best describes my instincts about close encounters with fecund surfaces.

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Her demeanor is formal, sometimes clipped; but she has a ready, throaty laugh.

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His vocal style in the band resembles a low growl but it is not deep enough to be a death grunt since it is higher in pitch and more throaty.

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He possessed a sweet-toned if rather throaty and fluttery lyric tenor voice, which he employed with memorable grace and elegance.

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They hold their arms stiffly at their sides, speak slowly in loud, throaty voices punctuated by frequent grunts and groans, and have a fondness for pointless violence.

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Their call is a throaty "chick-adee-dee-dee", while their song is a 3- or 4-note descending whistle "fee-bee-bay" or "fee-bee-fee-bee".

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The triple carburettors also made for a distinctive throaty note when under acceleration.

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The album's aggressive, straightforward approach is largely riff-oriented with no guitar solos and frequent transitions from clean, apprehensive singing to throaty roars.

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The site describes this song as a throaty chant sung by an anonymous group of men harvesting ice.

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