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cytidine triphosphate CTP
Stimmbänder
ˈvo·cal cords СЪЩ мн
I. cord [kɔ:d, Am kɔ:rd] СЪЩ
1. cord Am, Aus:
Schnur f <-, Schnü̱·re>
Kordel f <-, -n>
Kabel ср <-s, ->
2. cord АНАТ:
Nabelschnur f <-, -schnüre>
Rückenmark ср <-(e)s> kein pl
3. cord no pl (corduroy):
4. cord (trousers):
Cordhose f <-, -n>
5. cord (of wood):
Klafter м <-s, ->
Phrases:
to cut the cord разг
sich вин abnabeln разг
II. cord [kɔ:d, Am kɔ:rd] СЪЩ modifier
cord (jacket, jeans, shirt):
III. cord [kɔ:d, Am kɔ:rd] ГЛАГ прх
to cord sth off [or to cord off sth]
I. vo·cal [ˈvəʊkəl, Am ˈvoʊ-] ПРИЛ
1. vocal inv (of voice):
Ton м <-(e)s, Töne>
2. vocal (outspoken):
3. vocal (communicative):
II. vo·cal [ˈvəʊkəl, Am ˈvoʊ-] СЪЩ
1. vocal МУЗ:
2. vocal (singer):
Sänger(in) м (f) <-s, ->
Leadsänger(in) м (f) sl
vocal cord [ˌvəʊklˈkɔːd] СЪЩ
Present
Icord
youcord
he/she/itcords
wecord
youcord
theycord
Past
Icorded
youcorded
he/she/itcorded
wecorded
youcorded
theycorded
Present Perfect
Ihavecorded
youhavecorded
he/she/ithascorded
wehavecorded
youhavecorded
theyhavecorded
Past Perfect
Ihadcorded
youhadcorded
he/she/ithadcorded
wehadcorded
youhadcorded
theyhadcorded
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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
Motor training induces experience specific patterns of plasticity across motor cortex and spinal cord.
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The spinothalamic tract is the main pathway associated with pain and temperature perception, which immediately crosses the spinal cord laterally.
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There can be many different causes, such as nerve degeneration, muscle degeneration, stroke, and vocal cord injury.
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It is as if the music is pouring out of him; through his vocal cords, his hands and his feet.
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Anatomically, myoclonus may originate from lesions of the cortex, subcortex or spinal cord.
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With a wide pharynx and not such a deep position of the larynx, in unison with a longer closure of the vocal cords, the chest voice is ‘mimicked’, but functionally it still remains a mix.
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www.studio-fuer-gesang-berlin.de
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Durch die nicht so tiefe Kehlkopfstellung bei weitem Parynx, verbunden mit einer höheren Verschlussrate der Stimmbänder, wird die Bruststimmfunktion ‘immitiert’, funktional bleibt es aber immer ein mix.
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You can tilt the thyroid cartilage forward, so that the vocal cords are stretched and reduce mass:
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www.studio-fuer-gesang-berlin.de
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Sie können den Schildknorpel nach vorn kippen, wodurch die Stimmbänder gedehnt werden und Masse reduzieren:
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the Italian vowels, for example, are much more often close vowels than the German equivalents which always tend to be spoken more broadly, with the result that the vocal cords are pulled apart.(This is caused by the thickened middle range, which is typical of German voices.)
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www.studio-fuer-gesang-berlin.de
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die italienischen Vokale zum Beispiel sind viel geschlossener als die deutschen, die in ihrer Vokalgebung immer zur Breitspannung neigen, was zur Folge hat, dass die Stimmbänder auseinandergezogen werden.
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This upper torso features: realistic chest cavity with trachea, bronchi and lungs, heart and stomach, nominal 18mm airway, anatomically accurate mouth, tongue, airway and esophagus, fully articulating head, neck and jaw, wide, straight, stiffer epiglottis and realistic vocal cords, soft neck with cricocartilage.
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www.anatomie-modelle.de
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Dieser Oberkörper bietet folgende Funktionen: realistischer Brustkorb mit Luftröhre, Bronchien und Lunge, Herz und Magen, nominaler 18 mm Luftweg, Mund, Zunge, Luft- und Speiseröhre anatomisch exakt nachgebildet, Kopf, Hals und Kiefer vollständig gelenkig, breiter, gerader, festerer Kehldeckel und realistische Stimmbänder, weicher Hals mit Krikoidknorpel.
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The jaw is relaxed and in an back and down position – we now know that the vocal cords can approach each other best in this position.
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www.studio-fuer-gesang-berlin.de
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Der Kiefer fällt entspannt nach unten hinten – wir wissen heute, das sich in dieser Stellung die Stimmbänder optimal annähern können.
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