quavering in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for quavering in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.quaver [Am ˈkweɪvər, Brit ˈkweɪvə] N

1. quaver (in voice):

quaver

temblor m

he spoke without a quaver

habló sin que le temblara la voz

2. quaver Brit MUS:

quaver

corchea f

II.quaver [Am ˈkweɪvər, Brit ˈkweɪvə] VB intr

1. quaver voice:

quaver (in singing)

vibrar

quaver (in speech)

temblar

2. quaver <quavering, pres part > voice/tone:

quaver

trémulo

quaver

tembloroso

III.quaver [Am ˈkweɪvər, Brit ˈkweɪvə] VB trans

quaver

decir con voz trémula

quaver

decir con voz temblorosa

come in, quavered the old lady

—pase —dijo la anciana con voz trémula or temblorosa

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dotted quaver/crotchet/minim

con puntillo

Translations for quavering in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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temblequeante voz

quavering

corchea

quaver

tembloroso (temblorosa) voz

quavering

trémulo (trémula) voz

quavering

habló con un ligero temblor en la voz

he spoke in a quivering o quavering o tremulous voice

quavering in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for quavering in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.quaver [ˈkweɪvəʳ, Am -vɚ] VB intr

quaver

temblar

II.quaver [ˈkweɪvəʳ, Am -vɚ] N

1. quaver (shake):

quaver

temblor m

with a quaver in one's voice

con voz trémula

2. quaver Aus, Brit MUS:

quaver

corchea f

Translations for quavering in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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corchea

quaver

quavering Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

with a quaver in one's voice

con voz trémula

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is a language that emphasizes on the tonic and fifth, with quavering pitch-play, especially pitch-flattening, around the third, the fifth, and sometimes the seventh.

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Spasmodic dysphonia is caused by strained vocal chord movement, which results in awkward voice problems, such as jerkiness or quavering.

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