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undertone

/ˈʌn.də.təʊn/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um tom de voz baixo ou suave, uma nuance emocional oculta ou um sentido implícito no que se diz, além de uma cor pálida e suave.

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noun

/ˈʌn.də.təʊn/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um tom de voz baixo ou suave, uma nuance emocional oculta ou um sentido implícito no que se diz, além de uma cor pálida e suave.

A noun referring to a quiet or subdued tone of voice, an underlying emotional quality or implicit meaning in an utterance, or a pale and subdued color.

  1. Quiet voiceB2formal

    A low or subdued tone of voice, often used for private or secretive conversation.

    ptTom de voz baixo

    • He spoke in an undertone so that no one else could hear.
    • They exchanged whispers and undertones throughout the meeting.
    • Her voice dropped to a conspiratorial undertone.

    Sinônimosmurmursotto vocewhisper

    Antônimosshoutyell

  2. Implicit meaningC1formal

    A subtle or underlying quality, feeling, or meaning that is not directly expressed.

    ptSubtexto

    • There was an undertone of sadness in his cheerful words.
    • The speech had a political undertone that was hard to miss.
    • Her compliment carried an undertone of sarcasm.

    Sinônimosconnotationhintimplicationnuanceovertonesuggestionundercurrent

  3. Subdued colorB2formalart

    A pale, muted, or less intense shade of a color.

    ptTom suave

    • The walls were painted in a soft undertone of blue.
    • She chose a dress with a subtle undertone of green.
    • The artist used an undertone of gray to soften the bright red.

    Sinônimoscastshadetingetinttone

Formas
  • undertones plural form
  • undertones' possessive plural form
  • undertone's possessive singular form
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