guttural in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for guttural in the English»Spanish Dictionary

guttural [Am ˈɡədərəl, Brit ˈɡʌt(ə)r(ə)l] ADJ

1. guttural (from the throat):

guttural voice/language

gutural

2. guttural consonant:

guttural

velar

Translations for guttural in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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gutural consonante/sonido

guttural

gutural voz

guttural

guttural in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for guttural in the English»Spanish Dictionary

guttural [ˈgʌtərəl, Am ˈgʌt̬-] ADJ a. LING

guttural

gutural

Translations for guttural in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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gutural

guttural

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They have their own language yet it is very deep and guttural and difficult even for other dinosaurs to speak or understand fluently.

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In certain areas of her range her voice also possessed a guttural quality.

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They communicate with a guttural language that is hard for humans to comprehend thus making relations with them very difficult.

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The calls are general unmusical and are described as guttural, harsh and rasping.

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Antagonistic or disturbed vocalizations are guttural huffs, coughs, hisses, and piercing screams.

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He retained the guttural laugh but was otherwise silent.

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The least weasel has four basic vocalisations; a guttural hiss emitted when alarmed, which is interspersed with short screaming barks and shrieks when provoked.

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Mild threats consist of agitated bill-clapping, hissing, occasional low, drawn-out screams, and other guttural noises.

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He hears a guttural voice whispering his name... then the sound of someone moving through the foliage.

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He is considered to be one of the pioneers of the death metal style of singing, which resembles guttural growling.

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