tone in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tone in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.tone [Am toʊn, Brit təʊn] N

1.1. tone U or C (quality of sound, voice):

tone

tono m

from the tone of her voice I could tell that …

por el tono de voz me di cuenta de que …

don't speak to your mother in that tone of voice!

¡no le hables a tu madre en ese tono!

1.2. tone <tones, pl >:

tone (sound)

sonido m

tone (voice)

voz f

1.3. tone C LING:

tone (rising)

tono m ascendente

tone (falling)

tono m descendente

1.4. tone C TELEC:

tone

señal f (sonora)

2. tone C (shade):

tone

tono m

tone

tonalidad f

3.1. tone U (mood, style):

tone

tono m

the tone of the speech/article

el tono del discurso/artículo

to set the tone

marcar la pauta

the tone of the market FIN

la tónica or tendencia del mercado

3.2. tone U (standard, level):

tone

nivel m

to raise/lower the tone of sth

levantar/bajar el nivel de algo

4. tone U (of muscle):

tone

tono m (muscular)

exercise helps keep your body in tone

el ejercicio te ayuda a mantener el tono muscular

5.1. tone MUS C (interval):

tone

tono m

5.2. tone MUS C (note):

tone Am

nota f

II.to tone with VB intr

to tone with

combinar con

to tone with

armonizar con

III.tone [Am toʊn, Brit təʊn] VB trans

1. tone (revitalize):

tone

tonificar

2. tone PHOTO:

tone

virar

tone dialing, tone dialling Brit N U

tone dialing

marcado m por tono

tone dialing

discado m por tono LatAm

tone color, tone colour Brit N U or C

tone color

timbre m

tone language N

tone language

lengua f tonal

tone poem N

tone poem

poema m sinfónico

tone-deaf [Am ˈtoʊn ˌdɛf, Brit təʊnˈdɛf] ADJ

to be tone-deaf

no tener oído (musical)

tone down VB [Am toʊn -, Brit təʊn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

tone down language

moderar

tone down criticism

moderar

tone down criticism

atenuar

tone down color

atenuar

tone in VB [Am toʊn -, Brit təʊn -] (v + adv)

tone in tone in with:

tone in with

combinar con

tone in with

armonizar con

tone up VB [Am toʊn -, Brit təʊn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

tone up muscles/body:

tone up

tonificar

tone up

dar tono a

tone arm N

tone arm

brazo m (de un tocadiscos)

tone in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tone in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.tone [təʊn, Am toʊn] N

1. tone (sound):

tone

tono m

tone of instrument

tonalidad f

tone of voice

timbre m

2. tone (style):

tone

clase f

3. tone (of colour):

tone

matiz f

tone

tono m

4. tone no pl (condition):

tone

tono m

II.tone [təʊn, Am toʊn] VB trans

tone muscles, skin:

tone

tonificar

tone-deaf [ˌtəʊnˈdef, Am ˈtoʊn-] ADJ

tone-deaf

falto, -a de oído musical

quarter-tone N MUS

quarter-tone

cuarto m de tono

tone control N

tone control

control m de tonalidad

tone in VB intr

tone in

armonizar

tone down VB trans

tone down

moderar

ringing tone N TELEC

ringing tone

tono m de llamada

half tone N

half tone

media tinta f

tone poem N

tone poem

poema m sinfónico

tone up VB trans

tone up

poner en forma

tone Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to speak in a superior tone of voice

hablar con un tono de superioridad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

However, the band was left unsatisfied and feeling that he didn't achieve the tones and overall sound they were looking for.

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The beginning of the tone corresponds to the start of the minute.

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This influence led to a film with a more environmental tone.

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By the end of the meeting, all of this text had either been removed or toned down.

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They were so violent, they were toned down before transmission.

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Jones says that this altered tone is part of the draw for him.

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He helped set the tone and direction of the magazine, beginning with its design and production.

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The common strength training term tone is derived from this use.

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Dots and dashes were different tones of equal length.

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For example, consider a rising tone in pitch.

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