voicing

• Nom désignant le processus de réglage d'un tuyau d'orgue ou d'un instrument à vent pour obtenir les normes souhaitées de tonalité, de hauteur et de timbre.

A noun referring to the process of adjusting an organ pipe or wind instrument to achieve the desired standards of tone, pitch, and timbre.

indénombrable

1. Adjustment of musical instrumentsC1formal

   The process of adjusting an organ pipe or wind instrument to achieve the desired tone, pitch, and timbre.

   Harmonisation (d'un instrument)

   • The organ builder spent hours on the voicing of each pipe.
   • Proper voicing is essential for a wind instrument to sound its best.
   • He specializes in the voicing of historical organs.

• 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