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timbre [Am ˈtæmbər, Brit ˈtambə] N U or C

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timbre

the timbre of his voice

el timbre de su voz

timber [Am ˈtɪmbər, Brit ˈtɪmbə] N

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1. timber U (material):

madera f (para construcción)

to be managerial/presidential timber esp Am

tener madera de directivo/presidente

to be managerial/presidential timber attr house

timber merchant

comerciante maderero m / comerciante maderera f

timber merchant

maderero m / maderera f

timber merchant

comerciante de madera mf

timber mill

timber mill

aserrío m Col

the timber trade

la industria maderera

2. timber U (trees):

árboles mpl (madereros)

timber! as interj

¡cuidado(, que cae)!

3. timber C (beam):

4. timber C NAUT:

shiver me timbers! arch

¡voto a bríos! arch

timber-framed [ˈtɪmbəfreɪmd] ADJ

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timber-framed

con entramado de madera

timber yard N Brit

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timber yard

almacén m de maderas

timber wolf N

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timber wolf

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timber [ˈtɪmbəʳ, Am -bɚ] N

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1. timber no pl Brit (wood):

2. timber (beam):

3. timber (trees):

timber merchant N

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madera prensada (cortada)

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It displayed the huskey timbre in her voice. en.wikipedia.org

After a subsequent performance, it was recognized that she possessed a pure voice with a fine timbre and a remarkable range. en.wikipedia.org

A single timbre can be played in four-voice. en.wikipedia.org

Any one of these actions results in a change in pitch, volume, timbre, or tone of the sound produced. en.wikipedia.org

Each one is chosen for its aesthetic effect and structural strength, and such choice can also play a significant role in determining the instrument's timbre. en.wikipedia.org

A major goal of classical voice training in classical styles is to maintain an even timbre throughout the passaggio. en.wikipedia.org

Beginning in the 12th century, the organ began to evolve into a complex instrument capable of producing different timbres. en.wikipedia.org

He adopted the recorder as his preferred instrument, and began experimenting in the late 1950s with its timbres and techniques, such as multiphonics and microtones. en.wikipedia.org

No recordings survive of his voice, which was lyric-dramatic in size and said to have had a warm, vibrant if tremulous timbre. en.wikipedia.org

Later a second keyboard was added to control the timbre. en.wikipedia.org

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