I. voice [vɔɪs] ΟΥΣ
1. voice:
3. voice (opinion):
voice-ˈca·pable ΕΠΊΘ ΗΛΕΚ
ˈvoice com·mand ΟΥΣ
ˈvoice-over ΟΥΣ
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| we | voice |
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| they | voice |
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| I | have | voiced |
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| I | had | voiced |
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| you | had | voiced |
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| you | had | voiced |
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He has a fine singing voice and is often called upon to display his talents at sumo functions.
en.wikipedia.org Her singing voice soon proved to be a greater gift, however, and she changed to vocal studies two years later.
en.wikipedia.org He could never play bass again and had lost his singing voice.
en.wikipedia.org Foster had a very good singing voice and after the war he enjoyed a secondary career as a vocalist.
en.wikipedia.org Her pure singing voice and her bright harmonica sound would forever continue her little brother's song.
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