英语词汇voice怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ voice /ˈvoɪs/ noun

plural voices

¹ voice

/ˈvoɪs/

noun

plural voices

Learner's definition of VOICE

: the sounds that you make with your mouth and throat when you are speaking, singing, etc.嗓音；说话声；歌声

[count]

He has a deep voice.他嗓音低沉。
a loud/booming voice洪亮/浑厚的嗓音
a high/shrill voice高/尖嗓门
her small/timid voice她细小/羞怯的嗓音
“Can we speak privately?” she said in a low/soft/quiet voice.“我们能私下里谈谈吗？”她低声/轻声/悄声说。
My teenage son's voice is beginning to change/break. [=it is beginning to sound deeper like a man's voice]我那十几岁的儿子正开始变声。
Her voice was breaking [=it was changing in sound because of emotion] as she said goodbye.说再见时，她的声音都变了。
a voice on the radio收音机广播的声音
We heard voices coming from the next room.我们听到隔壁房间传来的说话声。
She does the voices for several cartoon characters.她为几个卡通人物配音。
Please keep your voice down. [=please speak quietly]说话请小声一点。
Please lower your voice. [=please speak more quietly]说话请小声一点。
Father was stern, but he never raised his voice. [=spoke loudly or harshly]父亲很严厉，但从不提高嗓门说话。
She was yelling at the top of her voice. [=as loudly as she could]当时她声嘶力竭地叫着。

[noncount]

I don't like your tone of voice. [=the way you are speaking to me]我不喜欢你说话的腔调。

a [noncount] : the ability to speak说话能力

I shouted so much that I lost my voice.我喊得太使劲，嗓子都哑了。

b [count] : the ability to sing歌唱能力；歌喉

She has a terrific voice.她有一副美妙的歌喉。
He was in good voice [=able to sing well] for his recital.他在个人演唱会上唱得很好。

a [singular] : a right or way to express your wishes, opinions, etc.发言权；表达意愿的权利（或方式）

The students complained that they had no voice [=say] in school affairs.学生们抱怨他们在学校事务中没有发言权。
Town meetings give people a voice in local politics.城镇大会给予居民在地方政治活动中的发言权。

b [count] : a wish, opinion, etc., that you express openly or publicly（公开表达的）愿望，意见，呼声

Listen to the voice of the people.倾听民众的呼声。
Please vote and make your voices heard!请参与投票，表达您的意愿。

c [count] : a thought or feeling that comes to you especially when you do not expect it（突然闪现的）想法，感觉

A little voice in my head told me not to trust him.脑子里突然有个很小的声音告诉我不要相信他。
You must learn to trust your inner voice.你必须学着相信自己内心的想法。

d [count] : a person who expresses a wish, opinion, etc.表达意愿（或意见等）的人

A few voices in the crowd expressed displeasure.人群中有几个人表达了他们的不满。
She was the voice of reason in our group. [=she stopped us from doing foolish things]她是我们小组中最理智的人。

[count] grammar : a verb form that shows whether the subject of a sentence does or receives the action of the verb语态

◊ In the active voice, the subject of the sentence does the action.主动语态

“I found a quarter” is in the active voice.句子I found a quarter使用的是主动语态。

◊ In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence receives the action.被动语态

“He was found by the police” is in the passive voice.句子He was found by the police使用的是被动语态。

find your voice

— see ¹find

to give voice to

formal

: to express (a thought, feeling, etc.) to someone表达，吐露（想法、感情等）

Therapy allowed her to give voice to her fears.这种疗法让她说出了自己的恐惧。

with one voice

— used to say that all the people in a group say the same thing together, express the same opinion, etc.异口同声地；一致地

When asked if they wanted to help, they answered with one voice “Yes!”当被问到是否愿意帮忙时，他们异口同声地回答说“愿意！”
They spoke with one voice on the need to reduce taxes. [=they all agreed about the need to reduce taxes]他们一致认为有必要减税。

² voice /ˈvoɪs/ verb

voices; voiced; voicing

² voice

/ˈvoɪs/

verb

voices; voiced; voicing

Learner's definition of VOICE

[+ object]

: to express (something) in words（用言语）表达

He voiced concern about safety issues. [=he said that he felt concern about safety issues]他表达了对安全问题的担忧。
The senator angrily voiced his objection to the bill.这位参议员愤怒地表示反对这一议案。

单词	voice
释义	voice (verb) voice 10 ENTRIES FOUND: voice (noun) voice (verb) voiced (adjective) voice-over (noun) voice box (noun) voice mail (noun) cockpit voice recorder (noun) find (verb) raise (verb) top (noun) ¹ voice /ˈvoɪs/ noun plural voices ¹ voice /ˈvoɪs/ noun plural voices Learner's definition of VOICE 1 : the sounds that you make with your mouth and throat when you are speaking, singing, etc.嗓音；说话声；歌声 [count] He has a deep voice.他嗓音低沉。 a loud/booming voice洪亮/浑厚的嗓音 a high/shrill voice高/尖嗓门 her small/timid voice她细小/羞怯的嗓音 “Can we speak privately?” she said in a low/soft/quiet voice.“我们能私下里谈谈吗？”她低声/轻声/悄声说。 My teenage son's voice is beginning to change/break. [=it is beginning to sound deeper like a man's voice]我那十几岁的儿子正开始变声。 Her voice was breaking [=it was changing in sound because of emotion] as she said goodbye.说再见时，她的声音都变了。 a voice on the radio收音机广播的声音 We heard voices coming from the next room.我们听到隔壁房间传来的说话声。 She does the voices for several cartoon characters.她为几个卡通人物配音。 Please keep your voice down. [=please speak quietly]说话请小声一点。 Please lower your voice. [=please speak more quietly]说话请小声一点。 Father was stern, but he never raised his voice. [=spoke loudly or harshly]父亲很严厉，但从不提高嗓门说话。 She was yelling at the top of her voice. [=as loudly as she could]当时她声嘶力竭地叫着。 [noncount] I don't like your tone of voice. [=the way you are speaking to me]我不喜欢你说话的腔调。 2 a [noncount] : the ability to speak说话能力 I shouted so much that I lost my voice.我喊得太使劲，嗓子都哑了。 b [count] : the ability to sing歌唱能力；歌喉 She has a terrific voice.她有一副美妙的歌喉。 He was in good voice [=able to sing well] for his recital.他在个人演唱会上唱得很好。 3 a [singular] : a right or way to express your wishes, opinions, etc.发言权；表达意愿的权利（或方式） The students complained that they had no voice [=say] in school affairs.学生们抱怨他们在学校事务中没有发言权。 Town meetings give people a voice in local politics.城镇大会给予居民在地方政治活动中的发言权。 b [count] : a wish, opinion, etc., that you express openly or publicly（公开表达的）愿望，意见，呼声 Listen to the voice of the people.倾听民众的呼声。 Please vote and make your voices heard!请参与投票，表达您的意愿。 c [count] : a thought or feeling that comes to you especially when you do not expect it（突然闪现的）想法，感觉 A little voice in my head told me not to trust him.脑子里突然有个很小的声音告诉我不要相信他。 You must learn to trust your inner voice.你必须学着相信自己内心的想法。 d [count] : a person who expresses a wish, opinion, etc.表达意愿（或意见等）的人 A few voices in the crowd expressed displeasure.人群中有几个人表达了他们的不满。 She was the voice of reason in our group. [=she stopped us from doing foolish things]她是我们小组中最理智的人。 4 [count] grammar : a verb form that shows whether the subject of a sentence does or receives the action of the verb语态 ◊ In the active voice, the subject of the sentence does the action.主动语态 “I found a quarter” is in the active voice.句子I found a quarter使用的是主动语态。 ◊ In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence receives the action.被动语态 “He was found by the police” is in the passive voice.句子He was found by the police使用的是被动语态。 find your voice — see ¹find to give voice to formal : to express (a thought, feeling, etc.) to someone表达，吐露（想法、感情等） Therapy allowed her to give voice to her fears.这种疗法让她说出了自己的恐惧。 with one voice — used to say that all the people in a group say the same thing together, express the same opinion, etc.异口同声地；一致地 When asked if they wanted to help, they answered with one voice “Yes!”当被问到是否愿意帮忙时，他们异口同声地回答说“愿意！” They spoke with one voice on the need to reduce taxes. [=they all agreed about the need to reduce taxes]他们一致认为有必要减税。 ² voice /ˈvoɪs/ verb voices; voiced; voicing ² voice /ˈvoɪs/ verb voices; voiced; voicing Learner's definition of VOICE [+ object] : to express (something) in words（用言语）表达 He voiced concern about safety issues. [=he said that he felt concern about safety issues]他表达了对安全问题的担忧。 The senator angrily voiced his objection to the bill.这位参议员愤怒地表示反对这一议案。
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