vocal

• Relativo a la voz o al canto; también se usa para describir a una persona que expresa sus opiniones de manera clara y abierta.

Relating to the voice; also used to describe someone who expresses their opinions strongly and freely.

1. Relating to the voiceB1formal

   Connected with the human voice or speaking.

   Vocal (relativo a la voz)

   • She has excellent vocal range as a singer.
   • The vocal cords are essential for producing sound.
   • He took vocal lessons to improve his public speaking.

   Sinónimosoralspokenutteredverbalvoiced

2. Expressing opinions freelyB2formal

   Tending to express opinions or feelings loudly or forcefully.

   expresivo, que opina abiertamente

   • She was very vocal about her opposition to the new policy.
   • The community became increasingly vocal in their demands for change.
   • He is a vocal critic of the government's decisions.

   Sinónimosbluntcandidforthrightfrankoutspokenplainspokenstridentvociferous

   Antónimosmumquietreservedreticentsilenttaciturnuncommunicative

• Sustantivo que designa la interpretación musical o grabación del canto, especialmente en música popular o jazz, o la parte de una obra musical que se canta.

A noun referring to a musical performance or recording of singing, especially in popular or jazz music, or a part in a piece of music that is sung.

1. Musical performanceB2formal

   A piece of music performed by a singer, often in a recording or live performance.

   vocal (interpretación musical)

   • The lead vocal on this track is incredibly powerful.
   • She recorded the vocals for the album in one day.
   • The backing vocals added depth to the chorus.

   Sinónimosnumbersongtrack

2. B2informal

   The sound or quality of a person's singing voice.

   voz cantada

   • His vocals were smooth and soulful.
   • The band's vocals are often compared to classic rock.
   • She has amazing vocal range.