English - Turkish
Definition of sotto voce in English Turkish dictionary
- pesten
- alçak sesle
- fısıltıyla
- quietly
- sessizce
Lütfen kapıyı sessizce kapat.
-Please shut the door quietly.
Tom ve Mary birkaç dakika önce mutfakta sessizce konuşuyorlardı.
-Tom and Mary were talking quietly in the kitchen a few minutes ago.
- soft
- yumuşak
O, yumuşak bir sesle konuştu.
-She spoke with a soft voice.
Hava yumuşak ve toprak nemli.
-The air is soft, the soil moist.
- quietly
- yavaşça
Tom mikrofona yavaşça konuştu.
-Tom spoke quietly into the microphone.
Tom yavaşça kapı kolunu çevirdi ve sessizce odaya girdi.
-Tom slowly turned the doorknob and entered the room quietly.
- quietly
- usul usul
- quietly
- ses çıkarmadan
- quietly
- hareketsizce
- quietly
- usul
- quietly
- sakin bir biçimde
- soft
- saf
- soft
- hatları net görünmeyen
- soft
- formunda olmayan
- quietly
- yavaşca
- soft
- az zararlı
- soft
- sert olmayan
- soft
- yumuşaklık
O yumuşaklık hissi veriyor.
-It is soft to the touch.
- soft
- ahmak
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Definition of sotto voce in English English dictionary
- softly
- soft
- A direction in a score that a piece should be played softly
- In soft tones; quiet
- quietly
- With a restrained voice or moderate force; in an undertone
- Spoken low or in an undertone
- \SAH-toh-VOH-chee\, adverb or adjective: 1 Spoken low or in an undertone, as not to be overheard 2 (Music) In very soft tones Used chiefly as a direction
- Italian for "under the voice " a musical direction which asks the performer to sing, or play in a subdued manner
- If you say something sotto voce, you say it in a soft voice. in a very quiet voice, so that other people cannot easily hear
- in a quiet voice, while speaking very softly
- in an undertone; "he uttered a curse sotto voce
- Undertone
- in an undertone; "he uttered a curse sotto voce"
sotto voce
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[ "sä-tO-'vO-chE ] (adverb or adjective.) 1737. From ItalianResimler
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