voiced in Czech
voiced in Czech is znělý — voiced means in phonetics, produced with the vocal cords vibrating, as opposed to a silent or breathy sound.
voiced in Czech
znělý
(phonetics) Sounded with vibration of the vocal cords. For example, the phone [z] is voiced, while [s] is unvoiced.
What does "voiced" mean?
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adjective In phonetics, produced with the vocal cords vibrating, as opposed to a silent or breathy sound.
"The letter "z" represents a voiced sound, while "s" is unvoiced."
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adjective Having a particular kind of voice, especially in compounds.
"The soft-voiced narrator made the audiobook easy to listen to."
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voiced in a sentence
- The letter "z" represents a voiced sound, while "s" is unvoiced.
- The soft-voiced narrator made the audiobook easy to listen to.
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What is "voiced" in Czech?
"voiced" in Czech is znělý. voiced means: In phonetics, produced with the vocal cords vibrating, as opposed to a silent or breathy sound.
How do you use "voiced" in a sentence?
Example: "The letter "z" represents a voiced sound, while "s" is unvoiced." In Czech, "voiced" is znělý.
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