croaky
/ˈkrəʊ.ki/adjective
C1formalcommon/ˈkrəʊ.ki/Describes a voice that is rough, low, and sounds as if the speaker has a sore throat.
ruОписывает голос, который звучит хрипло, низко и так, будто у говорящего болит горло.esDescribe una voz que suena ronca, áspera o con una especie de crujido, como si la persona tuviera dolor de garganta o hubiera forzado la voz.frDécrit une voix qui sonne rauque, basse et comme si le locuteur avait mal à la gorge.deBeschreibt eine Stimme, die heiser, tief und kratzig klingt, als hätte der Sprecher Halsschmerzen. Bezieht sich auch auf Geräusche, die rau und knarrend sind.ptDescreve uma voz que soa rouca, baixa e como se a pessoa estivesse com dor de garganta ou prestes a perder a voz.zh形容声音沙哑、低沉,听起来像说话人喉咙痛一样。arيصف صوتًا أجشّ منخفضًا كأنّ صاحبه يعاني التهابًا في حلقه. يُستعمل أيضًا لوصف أي صوت خشن غير صافٍ.
- Hoarse or rough voice B2 informal
Having a low, rough, or harsh sound, often due to a sore throat or tiredness.
- After shouting all day, his voice sounded croaky.
- She woke up with a croaky throat and could barely speak.
- The singer's voice was croaky from the cold.
ruХриплыйesRonco o ásperofrVoix rauque ou enrouéedeHeiserptRoucozh沙哑的arأجش
- Resembling frog or crow sounds B2 informal
Making a sound that is similar to the harsh calls of a crow or the deep croak of a frog.
- The old man let out a croaky laugh.
- Her croaky whisper was barely audible.
- The frog's croaky call echoed across the pond.
ruХриплыйesronco y áspero, como graznido o croarfrqui coassedeKrächzendptRoucozh嘶哑的arأجش
- croakier comparative form
- croakiest superlative form