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stentor

/ˈsten.tɔːr/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne dont la voix est exceptionnellement forte et sonore, ou un protozoaire en forme de trompette du genre Stentor.

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noun

/ˈsten.tɔːr/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne dont la voix est exceptionnellement forte et sonore, ou un protozoaire en forme de trompette du genre Stentor.

A noun referring to a person with an exceptionally powerful and resonant voice, or a trumpet-shaped protozoan of the genus Stentor.

  1. Loud-voiced speakerC2formal

    A person who has an exceptionally powerful and resonant voice, capable of being heard over great distances.

    frPersonne à la voix puissante

    • The town crier was a true stentor, his voice carrying across the entire market square.
    • The general, a natural stentor, could command a battalion without a megaphone.
    • In the debate, he proved himself a stentor, drowning out all other speakers.

    Synonymesbawlerloudmouthroarershouterthunderervociferator

  2. Trumpet-shaped protozoanC2formalscientific

    A genus of large, trumpet-shaped, single-celled organisms (ciliates) often found in freshwater ponds and lakes.

    frstentor (protozoaire)

    • Under the microscope, the stentor contracted into a ball when disturbed.
    • The biology class observed the feeding habits of a stentor in a drop of pond water.
    • Stentors are known for their ability to regenerate from small fragments.
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  • stentors plural form
  • stentors' possessive plural form
  • stentor's possessive singular form