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19:53 Jul 1, 2010 |
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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Telecom(munications) / Radio and Television | |||||||
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4 | middle part voice |
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4 | neutral |
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4 | warm, deep, authoritative (voice) |
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3 -1 | radiophonic voice |
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radiophonic voice Explanation: Closest match to convey the meaning I could find Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.gregorywhitehead.com/GregoryWhitehead/herecomesev... |
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middle part voice Explanation: or middle voice - taken from musical description but perhaps melodic would fit |
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neutral Explanation: I think it means that it doesn't have any strong features of accent, class, timbre etc. I don't normally post Google searches as references (and I think voiceover should be one word), but I think this supports my suggestion: Reference: http://www.google.com/#hl=en&safe=off&&sa=X&ei=__ksTNG_DoKC8... |
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warm, deep, authoritative (voice) Explanation: Taking into account Eileen's highly secret info and found in: http://sarahmccloughry.typepad.com/the_confident_voice_coach... I don't think that "authoritative" has an exagerated meaning here, but rather, means inspiring confidence. "I speak in my warm, deep, authoritative (that inspires belief and confidence apparently!), contralto voice waxing enthusiastic about their product or service and suddenly the visitor to their site sees the light. A no brainer!" (a real humble guy!) |
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