voiced

• Se dit d'un son produit avec vibration des cordes vocales, ou d'une opinion qui est exprimée ou formulée.

Describes a sound produced with vibration of the vocal cords, or an opinion that is expressed or articulated.

1. Expressed or statedB2formal

   Expressed or communicated verbally or in writing.

   exprimé, énoncé

   • She voiced her concerns about the new policy.
   • He voiced his opinion during the meeting.
   • The committee voiced strong support for the proposal.

   Synonymesannouncedarticulateddeclaredexpressedsaidspokenstatedutteredverbalized

   Antonymesimplicitsilenttacitunexpressedunspokenunstated

2. Phonetics: with vocal cord vibrationC1formal

   Describing a speech sound produced with vibration of the vocal cords.

   voisé (phonétique)

   • The letter 'b' is a voiced consonant.
   • In English, 'z' is voiced while 's' is voiceless.
   • Linguists study the difference between voiced and unvoiced sounds.

   Synonymessonantvocal

   Antonymesunvoicedvoiceless

• Verbe qui signifie exprimer une opinion, un sentiment ou un désir, ou faire entendre quelque chose, notamment en le prononçant ou en le doublant vocalement.

A verb used to express an opinion, feeling, or desire, or to give voice to something.

1. B2formal

   To express an opinion, concern, or idea clearly and publicly.

   Exprimer une opinion

   • She voiced her concerns about the new policy.
   • He voiced strong opposition to the proposal.
   • Employees should voice their ideas during the meeting.

   Synonymesairarticulatecommunicatedeclareexpressmentionraisestateutterventilate

   Antonymesconcealsilencesuppresswithhold

2. Give voice toC1formal

   To articulate or make audible thoughts, feelings, or sounds.

   exprimer, formuler

   • The poem voices the poet's deepest emotions.
   • The actor voiced the character in the animated film.
   • She voiced her frustration through her writing.

   Synonymesairarticulateconveydeclareexpresspronouncestateuttervent

   Antonymesconcealsuppresswithhold