throaty in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for throaty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

throaty <throatier throatiest> [Am ˈθroʊdi, Brit ˈθrəʊti] ADJ

throaty voice

ronco

throaty cough

de garganta

throaty laugh/chuckle

gutural

you sound throaty

estás ronco

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throaty in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for throaty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

throaty <-ier, -iest> [ˈθrəʊti, Am ˈθroʊt̬i] ADJ

throaty voice

ronco, -a

throaty laugh

gutural

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English

His vocal style is described as a throaty baritone.

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Throaty, with a wide range of sounds, he was one of the most successful traditional artist doing the rounds of the bhangra scene during his time.

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In her early talkies, this throaty voice is still missing, and it remains unclear whether it has not yet emerged or whether she hid it.

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Fill the sky with a throaty cheer.

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

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An adult female can produce a repeated throaty roar when approached by another adult.

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Their characteristic throaty exhaust roar and chubby body outline made them unmistakable in service.

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She is distinguished by her rich, throaty voice on stage.

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It propelled the occupants at high speed in exceptional luxury accompanied by the attractive sound of a powerful deep and throaty exhaust.

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And part of her popularity, it must be said, has to do with her bright blue eyes and throaty voice.

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