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Definition
Synonym
Stimmbaender
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stimmband
n
Stimmbänder
pl
vocal cord
vocal cords
Stimmband
n
Stimmbänder
pl
vocal cord
vocal cords
Stimmbaender
vocal chords
Stimmband
n
anat.
Stimmbänder
pl
falsches Stimmband
vocal cord; vocal chord
rare
; vocal fold; vocal ligament; phonatory band; phonocorda
vocal cords; vocal chords; vocal folds; vocal ligaments; phonatory bands; phonocordas
false vocal cord; vestibular fold
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vocal cord Synonyme
vocal
alto
articulate
articulated
baritone
bass
bravura
choral
choric
coloratura
dramatic
eloquent
enunciated
expressed
expressive
falsetto
fluent
free
free-spoken
heroic
hymnal
intonated
lingual
linguistic
liturgical
lyric
nuncupative
operatic
oral
outspoken
parol
pronounced
psalmic
psalmodial
psalmodic
round
sacred
said
singing
smooth-spoken
sonant
soprano
sounded
speech
spoken
stentorian
tenor
treble
unwritten
uttered
venting
verbal
viva voce
vocal
ized
voiced
voiceful
voicing
vowel
vowellike
vocal
ist
Heldentenor
Meistersinger
alto
aria singer
baritenor
baritone
bass
basso
basso buffo
basso cantante
basso profundo
blues singer
canary
cantatrice
cantor
caroler
chanter
chantress
choir member
choirboy
chorister
chorus girl
coloratura soprano
comic bass
contralto
countertenor
crooner
deep bass
diva
dramatic soprano
heroic tenor
hymner
improvisator
lead singer
lieder singer
melodist
mezzo-soprano
nightingale
opera singer
prima donna
psalm singer
rock-and-roll singer
singer
singstress
soloist
songbird
songster
songstress
soprano
tenor
thrush
torch singer
vocal
izer
voice
warbler
yodeler
vocal
ization
articulation
attack
bel canto
bravura
choral singing
coloratura
croon
crooning
delivery
diction
enunciation
folk singing
hum
humming
intonation
lyricism
mouth
mouthing
operatic singing
phonation
pronunciation
scat
scat singing
singing
sol-fa
sol-fa exercise
solfeggio
solmization
song
sounding
speaking
speech
tonic sol-fa
utterance
verbalization
vocal
music
voice
voicing
warbling
yodel
yodeling
vocal
ize
anthem
articulate
ballad
breathe
carol
chant
chatty
chime
chirp
chirrup
choir
chorus
come out with
communicate
convey
croon
deliver
descant
disclose
do-re-mi
emit
enunciate
express
fling off
formulate
garrulous
give
give expression
give out with
give tongue
give utterance
give voice
hum
hung
hymn
impart
intonate
intone
let out
lilt
lip
loquacious
minstrel
out with
phonate
phrase
pipe
pour forth
present
pronounce
psalm
put forth
put in words
quaver
raise
roulade
say
serenade
set forth
shake
silver-tongued
sing
sing in chorus
slick
smooth
sol-fa
solmizate
sound
talk
talkative
tell
throw off
tremolo
trill
troll
tune
tweedle
tweedledee
twit
twitter
utter
verbalize
voice
voluble
warble
well
whisper
whistle
windy
word
yodel
Stimmbaender Definition
Cord
(
n.
)
A
string,
or
small
rope,
composed
of
several
strands
twisted
together.
Cord
(
n.
)
A
solid
measure,
equivalent
to
128
cubic
feet
Cord
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Any
moral
influence
by
which
persons
are
caught,
held,
or
drawn,
as
if
by
a
cord
Cord
(
n.
)
Any
structure
having
the
appearance
of
a
cord,
esp.
a
tendon
or
a
nerve.
See
under
Spermatic,
Spinal,
Umbilical,
Vocal.
Cord
(
n.
)
See
Chord.
Cord
(
v.
t.)
To
bind
with
a
cord
Cord
(
v.
t.)
To
arrange
(wood,
etc.)
in
a
pile
for
measurement
by
the
cord.
Cord
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Core
Vocal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
voice
or
speech
Vocal
(
a.
)
Uttered
or
modulated
by
the
voice
Vocal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
vowel
or
voice
sound
Vocal
(
a.
)
Consisting
of,
or
characterized
by,
voice,
or
tone
produced
in
the
larynx,
which
may
be
modified,
either
by
resonance,
as
in
the
case
of
the
vowels,
or
by
obstructive
action,
as
in
certain
consonants,
such
as
v,
l,
etc.,
or
by
both,
as
in
the
nasals
m,
n,
ng
Vocal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
vowel
Vocal
(
n.
)
A
vocal
sound
Vocal
(
n.
)
A
man
who
has
a
right
to
vote
in
certain
elections.
vocal cord / vocal cords Bedeutung
vocal
music
music
that
is
vocalized
(as
contrasted
with
instrumental
music)
Bedford
cord
a
heavy
corded
fabric
similar
to
corduroy,
used
for
clothing
bungee
bungee
cord
an
elasticized
rope
chenille
chenille
cord
a
soft
tufted
cord
used
in
embroidery
cord
a
line
made
of
twisted
fibers
or
threads,
the
bundle
was
tied
with
a
cord
cord
corduroy
a
cut
pile
fabric
with
vertical
ribs,
usually
made
of
cotton
cord
electric
cord
a
light
insulated
conductor
for
household
use
cords
corduroys
cotton
trousers
made
of
corduroy
cloth
extension
cord
an
electric
cord
used
to
extend
the
length
of
a
power
cord
power
cord
a
cord
to
conduct
power
to
an
electrical
appliance
sash
cord
sash
line
a
strong
cord
connecting
a
sash
weight
to
a
sliding
sash
telephone
cord
phone
cord
the
telephone
wire
that
connects
to
the
handset
speech
organ
vocal
organ
organ
of
speech
any
of
the
organs
involved
in
speech
production
cord
blood
blood
obtained
from
the
umbilical
cord
at
birth
spinal
cord
medulla
spinalis
a
major
part
of
the
central
nervous
system
which
conducts
sensory
and
motor
nerve
impulses
to
and
from
the
brain,
a
long
tubelike
structure
extending
from
the
base
of
the
brain
through
the
vertebral
canal
to
the
upper
lumbar
region
umbilical
cord
umbilical
membranous
duct
connecting
the
fetus
with
the
placenta
spermatic
cord
a
structure
resembling
a
cord
that
suspends
the
testis
within
the
scrotum
and
contains
the
vas
deferens
and
other
vessels
and
nerves
vocal
cord
vocal
fold
vocal
band
plica
vocalis
either
of
two
pairs
of
folds
of
mucous
membrane
projecting
into
the
larynx
false
vocal
cord
false
vocal
fold
superior
vocal
cord
ventricular
fold
vestibular
fold
either
of
the
upper
two
vocal
cords
that
are
not
involved
in
vocalization
true
vocal
cord
true
vocal
fold
inferior
vocal
cord
inferior
vocal
fold
either
of
the
two
lower
vocal
folds
that
come
together
to
form
the
glottis,
produce
a
vocal
tone
when
they
are
approximated
and
air
from
the
lungs
passes
between
them
song
vocal
a
short
musical
composition
with
words,
a
successful
musical
must
have
at
least
three
good
songs
vocal
music
vocal
music
intended
to
be
performed
by
one
or
more
singers,
usually
with
instrumental
accompaniment
cordgrass
cord
grass
any
of
several
perennial
grasses
of
the
genus
Spartina,
some
important
as
coastal
soil
binders
cord
a
unit
of
amount
of
wood
cut
for
burning,
cubic
feet
silver
cord
the
emotional
bond
between
a
mother
and
her
offspring
cord
bind
or
tie
with
a
cord
cord
stack
in
cords,
cord
firewood
outspoken
vocal
given
to
expressing
yourself
freely
or
insistently,
outspoken
in
their
opposition
to
segregation,
a
vocal
assembly
vocal
full
of
the
sound
of
voices,
a
playground
vocal
with
the
shouts
and
laughter
of
children
vocal
having
or
using
the
power
to
produce
speech
or
sound,
vocal
organs,
all
vocal
beings
hymned
their
praise
vocal
relating
to
or
designed
for
or
using
the
singing
voice,
vocal
technique,
the
vocal
repertoire,
organized
a
vocal
group
to
sing
his
compositions
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