Interglot - "intonation" traducido de inglés a español

Inglés

Traducciones detalladas de intonation de inglés a español

the intonation (tone; sound; pitch; timbre; note; timber)
el sonido; el ruido; el tono; la nota musical
- sonido [el ~] sustantivo
- ruido [el ~] sustantivo
- tono [el ~] sustantivo
- nota musical [la ~] sustantivo
the intonation (modulation; cadence; inflection; tone of voice)
la entonación; la inflexión de voz; la modulación
- entonación [la ~] sustantivo
- inflexión de voz [la ~] sustantivo
- modulación [la ~] sustantivo
the intonation (timbre; pitch; tone; tone colour; sound; note; timber)
el sonido; el timbre; la nota musical; el tono; la entonación
- sonido [el ~] sustantivo
- timbre [el ~] sustantivo
- nota musical [la ~] sustantivo
- tono [el ~] sustantivo
- entonación [la ~] sustantivo

Noun	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
entonación	cadence; inflection; intonation; modulation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour; tone of voice	musical note; note; pitch; tone
inflexión de voz	cadence; inflection; intonation; modulation; tone of voice	pitch
modulación	cadence; inflection; intonation; modulation; tone of voice	bend; curve
nota musical	intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour	musical note; note; tone
ruido	intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone	buzz; clamor; clamour; din; hubbub; hullabaloo; hum; movement; noise; racket; roar; rumor; rumour; tumult; tumultuousness; uproar; whirr; zooming
sonido	intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour
timbre	intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour	bell; bell handle; door bell; doorbell; ring; ringer; timber; timbre; tone; wax seal; wax stamp
tono	intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour	chromatic spectrum; hue; key; mode; musical note; note; range of colouring; ring tone; ringtone; shade; tint; tonality; tone
-	chanting; modulation; pitch contour

the production of musical tones (by voice or instrument); especially the exactitude of the pitch relations¹
the act of singing in a monotonous tone¹
singing by a soloist of the opening piece of plainsong¹
rise and fall of the voice pitch¹

intonation

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