voice

US /vɔɪs/
UK /vɔɪs/
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1.

voix

the sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth, as speech or song

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Her voice was clear and strong.
Sa voix était claire et forte.
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He lost his voice after shouting at the game.
Il a perdu sa voix après avoir crié au match.
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vocalizationspeechutterancesound
2.

voix, droit de parole

the right to express an opinion

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Every citizen has a voice in the government.
Chaque citoyen a une voix au sein du gouvernement.
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She used her platform to give a voice to the voiceless.
Elle a utilisé sa plateforme pour donner une voix aux sans-voix.
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opinionviewsayinput
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exprimer, formuler

to express (something) in words

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He struggled to voice his concerns.
Il a eu du mal à exprimer ses préoccupations.
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The committee decided to voice their disapproval.
Le comité a décidé d’exprimer son désaccord.
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expressarticulateutterstatedeclare
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voicedactive voicepassive voicegive voice tovoice-overvoice actorwith one voice