husky

• Descreve uma voz rouca e grave, frequentemente de forma atraente. Também pode descrever alguém fisicamente forte e robusto, ou um sussurro rouco.

Describes a voice that is rough and low, often in an attractive way.

1. Hoarse or rough voiceB1formal

   Having a voice that sounds rough, often due to illness or emotion.

   Rouco

   • After shouting at the game, his voice became husky.
   • She spoke in a husky whisper.
   • The singer's husky tone added emotion to the song.

   Sinônimoscroakygravellygruffhoarseraspyraucousroughthroaty

   Antônimosclearmelodioussmoothsoftsweet

2. Strong and burlyB2informal

   Having a large, strong, and muscular build.

   Forte e robusto

   • He was a husky man with broad shoulders.
   • The husky construction worker lifted the heavy beam easily.
   • She described him as tall and husky.

   Sinônimosbeefybrawnyburlymuscularpowerfulruggedstockystrappingthickset

   Antônimosfrailpunyscrawnyslightweak

• Substantivo que designa uma raça de cães de trabalho, conhecida por sua pelagem densa, resistência e uso como cão de trenó em climas frios.

A noun referring to a breed of working dog known for its thick coat, endurance, and use as a sled dog in cold climates.

1. Dog breedA2formal

   A breed of working dog known for its thick coat, erect ears, and ability to pull sleds in cold climates.

   Husky

   • The husky pulled the sled across the snow.
   • She adopted a beautiful Siberian husky from the shelter.
   • Huskies are known for their friendly and energetic nature.