resonant voice
[ˈrɛzənənt vɔɪs]
noun phrasepl: resonant voices
voz ressonante
1. A voice that is deep, rich, and produces a full, vibrant sound that seems to echo or ring with depth and clarity
The actor's resonant voice captivated the entire audience in the theater.
A voz ressonante do ator cativou toda a plateia no teatro.
2. A voice that evokes emotional or intellectual response; a voice that carries weight and significance
Her resonant voice spoke to the hearts of millions during the speech.
Sua voz ressonante falou ao coração de milhões durante o discurso.
3. In acoustics, a voice characterized by amplification through natural vibration and harmonic reinforcement
The singer's resonant voice filled the concert hall without amplification.
A voz ressonante da cantora preencheu a sala de concertos sem amplificação.
In both American and Brazilian cultures, a resonant voice is highly valued in public speaking, broadcasting, and performance arts. It conveys authority, confidence, and emotional authenticity. In Brazil, particularly, professional broadcasters and singers are celebrated for having a 'voz ressonante,' which is considered an essential asset in media and entertainment industries.
NYC Slang
pipes (informal reference to vocal quality)
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