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1 backing
noun1) (material) Rückenverstärkung, die2) (support) Unterstützung, die* * *back·ing[ˈbækɪŋ]n no pl2. FINasset \backing Stützung f durch Vermögenswerte5. COMPUT* * *['bkɪŋ]n1) (= support) Unterstützung fbacking singer — Begleitsänger( in) m(f)
3) (for picture frame, for strengthening) Rücken(verstärkung f) m; (for carpet, wallpaper etc) Rücken(beschichtung f) m* * *backing s1. Unterstützung:with the full backing of mit voller Unterstützung von (od gen)2. koll Geldgeber pl3. TECH versteifende Ausfütterung, Verstärkung f4. (Rock- etc) Futter n5. TECH Belag m, Überzug m6. FOTO (Lichthof)Schutzschicht f7. WIRTSCHa) Wechselbürgschaft f, Gegenzeichnung f, Aval nb) Deckung f (der Banknoten)c) Stützungskäufe pl8. MUS Begleitung f (besonders eines Popsängers)* * *noun1) (material) Rückenverstärkung, die2) (support) Unterstützung, die* * *n.Begleitung f.Rückendeckung f.Unterstützung f.Zusatz -¨e m. -
2 vocal
1. adjective1) (concerned with voice) stimmlich2) (expressing oneself freely) gesprächig; lautstark [Minderheit, Gruppe, Protest]2. noun in sing. or pl.* * *['vəukəl]1) (of, or concerning, the voice: vocal music.) Vokal-...2) ((of a person) talkative; keen to make one's opinions heard by other people: He's always very vocal at meetings.) vernehmbar•- academic.ru/93510/vocally">vocally- vocalist
- vocal cords* * *vo·cal[ˈvəʊkəl, AM ˈvoʊ-]I. adj\vocal communication mündliche Kommunikation\vocal piece Vokalstück nt\vocal range Stimmumfang m\vocal sound Ton m2. (outspoken) laut\vocal minority lautstarke Minderheitto become \vocal laut werden3. (communicative) gesprächigII. nis that Tamsin Palmer on \vocals? ist das Tamsin Palmer, die da singt?* * *['vəUkəl]1. adj1) (= using voice) Stimm-; talent stimmlichvocal style — Singstil m
vocal range/training — Stimmumfang m/-bildung f
2) communication mündlich3) (= voicing one's opinions) group, person lautstarkto be/become vocal — sich zu Wort melden
to be vocal in demanding sth —
to become increasingly vocal in one's opposition to sth — seinen Widerstand gegen etw immer deutlicher or lauter zum Ausdruck bringen
2. n(of pop song) (gesungener) Schlager; (in jazz) Vocal ntwho's doing or singing the vocals for your group now? — wen habt ihr denn jetzt als Sänger?
vocals: Van Morrison — Gesang: Van Morrison
featuring Madonna on vocals — mit Madonna als Sängerin
lead vocals... — Leadsänger(in) m(f)...
* * *vocal [ˈvəʊkl]A adj (adv vocally)1. stimmlich, mündlich, Stimm…, Sprech…:vocal chink Stimmritze f;vocal c(h)ords Stimmbänder;vocal fold Stimmfalte f;2. MUS Vokal…, gesungen, Gesang(s)…, gesanglich:vocal duet Gesangsduett n;vocal music Vokalmusik f;vocal part Singstimme f;vocal recital Liederabend m3. stimmbegabt, der Sprache mächtig4. klingend, widerhallend ( with von)5. laut(stark), vernehmbar:become vocal laut werden, sich vernehmen lassen6. gesprächig7. LINGa) vokalischb) stimmhaftB s (gesungener) Schlager* * *1. adjective1) (concerned with voice) stimmlich2) (expressing oneself freely) gesprächig; lautstark [Minderheit, Gruppe, Protest]2. noun in sing. or pl.* * *adj.klingend adj.stimmlich adj.
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