stentorian v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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stentorian [am. angl. stɛnˈtɔriən, brit. angl. stɛnˈtɔːrɪən] PRID. lit.

stentorian

estentóreo

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Individual translation pairs

estentóreo (estentórea)

stentorian

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

With a voice more reedy than stentorian, he nonetheless captures the man's famed hominess and thoughtful wisdom.

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As a result, the successful singers of the day were those who had stentorian voices and could project.

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No answer - just another wave of an arm, more stentorian this time.

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Befitting a man of his size, he had a booming voice -- stentorian, as the papers liked to say.

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Nice to have a bit of stentorian certainty after all that metaphysical drifting.

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For a poem dealing with silence, it is fairly stentorian.

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It was almost as if he was commanding someone to attention, invariably ending with a stentorian "a fine leg right on the boundary".

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Shorten those stentorian pauses, and maybe a little uptalk would help?

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Unlike his predecessors, the 39-year-old's delivery will never be described as stentorian.

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The screenplay, sometimes, feels less a collection of dialogues and emotional cues than a series of op-ed pieces sewn together in the most stentorian fashion.

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