voiced

形容词有声的，浊音的; 带声

动词voice

形容词voiceless

1. 濁音：元音教学干单(kan-n )教 单元音和 复合元音,另外语的声母kah 英语的子音里底拢有清音(voiceless) kah 浊音(voiced) 的对立,华语却无教会的公共空间,并b 当布置做一个读写萌发( Emergent Literacy )的环境.

2. 有声的：voice-over 画外音 | voiced 有声的 | voiceless 无声的

3. 浊音化的：vocal cord声带 | voiced浊音化的 | voiceless不带音的,清音的

4. 帶音、有聲、濁音：voiceless 不帶音、無聲、清音 | voiced 帶音、有聲、濁音 | phonotactics 音位排列理論、音位排列規則、語音組合法

1. （发）浊音的
    A voiced speech sound is one that is produced with vibration of the vocal cords.

1. The entire Chinese nation all voiced condemnation of the despicable act of the Japanese government.

2. Most potential buyers voiced little concern over Geely's recently announced takeover of Volvo.

3. Hu said workers had voiced anger over the Diaoyu Islands, but had not taken further action.

4. voiced

4. Democrats in Congress and civil liberties groups were critical of the administration's actions while Republicans voiced support.

5. The call for raising the income level has been voiced and echoed by all social groups.

6. He also voiced a call for concerned parties in the region to restore political stability and social order through dialogues and consultation.

7. voiced的解释

7. He also voiced his doubts when medical experts in Beijing said that chlamydia was the actual cause of illness at that time.

8. He voiced concern that freezing weather may cause transportation problems during the period.

9. Adams sounded the same note of optimism when she voiced hope of growing acceptance of Chinese performing arts in the United States.

10. Much of the chatter voiced little concern about the possible severe consequences, instead expressed hope for the crash to come.

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