voz ligada y voz velada
English translation: the slurred voice and the muffled voice
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peer agreement (net): +1the slurred voice and the muffled voice Explanation: The slurred voice and the muffled voice have different representations in the stimulus-response form. These are two musical terms widely used. Larousse Dictionary English-Spanish Keep singing! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-18 21:12:10 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- to \"ligar\" notes is to \"slur\" or to blend them, \"muffle\" is self-explanatory |
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