Examples of using Voicing in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Latin
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Cyrillic
She will be voicing Dorothy Gale in the 2014 animated film Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return.
Voicing her country's concern,
match colours with the brilliance of diamonds, voicing and interpreting every woman's style.
size matters," he said, voicing the summit's overall emphasis on a Balkan-wide perspective.
often voicing its will through village elders will reach a judgment on the situation.
NATO," he said, voicing confidence that his country"will be a factor of peace
later gave a speech, voicing her concerns about Donald Trump
Wolfensohn said, voicing hope that it would help boost direct investments.
Parvanov had earlier threatened to veto the bill, voicing disagreement with some of its provisions.
Rupel said, voicing his country's support for the aspirations of the Western Balkan countries to join the bloc.
responded by voicing concerns over press freedom in Turkey.
He added that the Russian parliament is currently discussing the response and voicing“tough suggestions.”.
Voicing those things that worsen health,
Gradually, you can add your own ideas to the voicing of the interlocutor's text(everything that you add will be perceived as your own thoughts).
Voicing support for Serbia's Euro-Atlantic integration bid,
Your ego may just get the best of you, as voicing your opinions may come across as domineering or heavy-handed.
If voicing a different opinion leads to a backlash,
and there is no voicing, then the language becomes dead.
crew members who suggested major changes that were indeed implemented were often rewarded for voicing their concerns in the first place.
Voicing Washington's support for Macedonia's efforts to obtain a NATO membership invitation in 2008,