modulated

• Descreve algo que foi ajustado, alterado ou variado em grau, tom ou intensidade. Também se refere a algo regulado ou adaptado a uma determinada condição ou frequência.

Describes something that has been adjusted, regulated, or varied in degree, tone, or intensity.

1. Adjusted in pitch, tone, or volumeB2formal

   Changed or controlled in terms of pitch, tone, or volume, often to achieve a desired effect.

   Modulado

   • Her modulated voice made the speech more engaging.
   • The singer's modulated notes captivated the audience.
   • He spoke in a carefully modulated tone to avoid sounding aggressive.

   Sinônimosadjustedcontrolledinflectedpitchedregulatedtemperedvaried

2. Altered in volume and toneB2formal

   Adjusted in both loudness and pitch, typically for expressive or technical purposes.

   Com volume e tom alterados

   • The actor's modulated delivery brought the character to life.
   • The radio signal was modulated to improve clarity.
   • She modulated her voice to convey different emotions during the performance.

   Sinônimosadjustedinflectedvaried

   Antônimosflatmonotoneunchangeduninflected

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de ajustar, regular ou alterar a altura, intensidade ou frequência de algo, ou de modificar ou adaptar a uma determinada condição.

A verb used to indicate the act of adjusting, regulating, or varying the pitch, intensity, or frequency of something, or to change or adapt to a certain condition.

1. Change musical keyB2formalart

   To change the key or tonality of a piece of music.

   Modular

   • The composer modulated from C major to G major in the chorus.
   • She modulated the melody to a higher key for dramatic effect.
   • In jazz, musicians often modulate unexpectedly.

   Sinônimostranspose

2. Vary speech pitchB2formal

   To vary the pitch or tone of the voice while speaking to express emotion or emphasis.

   Modular a voz

   • She modulated her voice to sound more authoritative.
   • A good speaker knows how to modulate their pitch to keep the audience engaged.
   • He modulated his tone from anger to calmness as he continued.

   Sinônimosinflectintonatetone

   Antônimosdroningflattenmonotone

3. Adjust rate or degreeB2formal

   To regulate or adjust the amount, time, speed, or level of something.

   Regular

   • The thermostat modulates the temperature in the room.
   • Doctors can modulate drug dosage according to patient response.
   • The government aims to modulate economic growth through fiscal policies.

   Sinônimosadjustcalibratecontrolregulatetune

   Antônimosdisruptdisturbignoreneglect

4. Adjust pitch or volumeB2formaltechnical

   To control the pitch, volume, or tone of an instrument or sound.

   Regular

   • The audio engineer modulated the volume for each track.
   • She modulated the guitar's tone using the equalizer.
   • He carefully modulated the frequency to achieve the desired sound.

   Sinônimosadjustalterinflectregulatetunevary

5. Alter electromagnetic waveC1formaltechnical

   To vary the frequency, amplitude, or phase of an electromagnetic wave, used in communication technologies.

   Modular

   • Radio stations modulate carrier waves to transmit audio signals.
   • The transmitter modulates the signal to carry data.
   • Engineers modulated the amplitude for better signal clarity.

   Sinônimosadjustalterchangemodifyvary