tone
Prononciation : [/ˈtoʊ̯n/]
Contexte : « sound quality »
(noun) the quality of sound that distinguishes one sound from another. It can be high or low, loud or soft, or have a specific sound like anger or happiness.
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The singer's tone was clear and beautiful.
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The tone of the violin was scratchy and unpleasant.
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What tone does the trumpet make?
Contexte : « attitude »
(noun) the way someone speaks or writes that shows their feelings or opinions. It can be friendly, formal, angry, or sad.
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Her tone was encouraging as she gave feedback on the project.
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His tone was harsh and critical during the argument.
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What tone did the teacher use when correcting your mistake?
Contexte : « color shade »
(noun) a specific shade of a color that is lighter or darker, warmer or cooler. It can make something look bright, dark, cheerful, or serious.
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The walls were painted in a soft blue tone that made the room peaceful.
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The artwork used dark tones that gave it a somber atmosphere.
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What tone of pink do you prefer for the room?
Contexte : « muscle tension »
(verb) to give strength and firmness to muscles. It can make the body look strong or relaxed depending on how it's done.
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She toned her abs by doing sit-ups every day.
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He needed to tone down his aggressive workout to avoid injuries.
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How often do you tone your muscles at the gym?