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vocal [Brit ˈvəʊk(ə)l, Am ˈvoʊk(ə)l] ADJ

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1. vocal organs, range, music, sound:

vocal

2. vocal (vociferous):

vocal person, group

che si fa sentire

an increasingly vocal minority

une minoranza che si sta facendo sentire sempre più

one of her most vocal critics

uno dei suoi critici più feroci

vocal cords [Brit, Am ˈvoʊkəl kɔ(ə)rdz], vocal chords N npl

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vocal cords

vocal organs [ˌvəʊklˈɔːɡənz] N npl

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vocal organs

organi mpl vocali

vocal tract [ˌvəʊklˈtrækt] N

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vocal tract

apparato m fonatorio

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vocal minority

minoranza che si fa sentire

Translations for vocal in the Italian»English Dictionary (Go to English»Italian)

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vocale corde, organo, musica, registro, concerto

vocal

apparato fonatorio

vocal tract

quintetto vocale

educazione della voce

vocal or voice training

un complesso strumentale, vocale, d'archi

an instrumental, vocal, string ensemble

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I.vocal [ˈvoʊ·kəl] ADJ

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1. vocal (of the voice):

vocal

vocal music

musica f vocale

2. vocal (outspoken):

vocal

a vocal minority

una minoranza che si fa sentire

to be vocal (about sth)

non aver peli sulla lingua (a proposito di qc)

II.vocal [ˈvoʊ·kəl] N

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vocal

lead vocal

to be on vocals

vocal cords N pl

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vocal cords

corde f pl vocali

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vocal

canoro (-a)

vocal

vocal cords

vocal music

musica f vocale

a vocal minority

una minoranza che si fa sentire

to be vocal (about sth)

non aver peli sulla lingua (a proposito di qc)

lead vocal

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Between 1603/4 and 1610/11, he became more active and vocal. en.wikipedia.org

Noted for its wildly complex instrument and vocal arrangements. en.wikipedia.org

The track features female backing vocal although the vocalist isn't credited. en.wikipedia.org

It featured actual vocal performances from several of the wrestlers themselves. en.wikipedia.org

The style of the music remains mostly the same though vocal tracks have now a bit larger role than on the first album. en.wikipedia.org

Despite a few vocal protests, most of the audience stayed to the end of the piece. en.wikipedia.org

After listening to her, they changed parts of the original score to better match her vocal. en.wikipedia.org

All members write original compositions and share vocal duties. en.wikipedia.org

Her famous vocal power, almost always mentioned in reviews, can only be detected in a few of the recordings. en.wikipedia.org

In late stages, the vocal folds and subglottic structures are also involved. en.wikipedia.org

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