Examples of using Sonorous in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
pick up a short, sonorous name, consisting of vowels and sonorous or sibilant consonants.
Spotting the sonorous slumberer―an elderly gentleman with his wife seated at his side―the preacher said crossly to the woman,"Wake up that man.".
It is an alto instrument with a middle-high range that delivers notes both tender and sonorous.
impermeable and sonorous matter.
Sonorous landscapes" as proposals which"offer two different approaches to the theme of travel design.
for reasons of propagation of the sonorous waves.
Though the sound turns out not such sonorous, but for beginners it is more suitable way.
its melodies can be tender or sonorous.
the greatest screens, the sonorous one to high fidelity,
Sonorous roar of the engine,
It is important to remember that many of them had sonorous titles, but not ground possession,
precise with only a little sonorous excess in"Il tabarro".
As he approached them, John stood upon a large rock and, lifting up his sonorous voice, said.
The Papas recited the marriage service in sonorous tones in the plaintive nasal music of the East.
bearing so resounding and sonorous a title, proved irresistible.
is back at Piacenza to propose a program of exquisite and tempting sonorous contents.
offers in addition to the well known sonorous REMUS sound a performance
These three very different notions of sonorous landscape, audible colors,
The fame of the spectacular, sonorous music of San Marco at this time spread across Europe,
Journalist Paul de Barros wrote of the group:"They push instantaneous group improvisation to the level it has always aspired to-mature, sonorous, interactive and driven by an understanding of form that is both logical and intuitive.".