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Übersetzung für 'tones' von Englisch nach Deutsch

tones

Töne {pl}

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blue tones

Blautöne {pl}

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brown tones

Brauntöne {pl}

earth tones

Erdtöne {pl}

earth tones [a color palette of browns, tans, warm grays, and greens]

Erdfarben {pl}

earthy tones

Erdtöne {pl}

flesh tones

Inkarnat {n}art

gray tones [Am.]

Grautöne {pl}

green tones

Grüntöne {pl}

grey tones [Br.]

Grautöne {pl}

heart tones

Herztöne {pl}med.

natural tones

Naturtöne {pl}

psalm tones

Psalmtöne {pl}mus.relig.

red tones

Rottöne {pl}

reddish tones

Rottöne {pl}

ring tones

Klingeltöne {pl}telecom.

ringing tones

Klingeltöne {pl}

yellow tones

Gelbtöne {pl}

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fetal heart tones

kindliche Herztöne {pl}med.

foetal heart tones [Br.]

kindliche Herztöne {pl}med.

tones of blue

Blautöne {pl}art

tones of brown

Brauntöne {pl}

tones of gray [Am.]

Grautöne {pl}

tones of green

Grüntöne {pl}

tones of grey [Br.]

Grautöne {pl}

tones of red

Rottöne {pl}

warm earth tones

warme Erdtöne {pl}

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to say in honeyed tones

flöten [mit honigsüßer Stimme sprechen]

to speak in dulcet tones

flöten [ugs.] [affektiert sprechen]

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chord of five tones

Fünfklang {m}mus.

hearing of pure tones

Reintongehör {n}audio

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Metastation of Abandoned Tones [Lubo Kristek]

Metastation der zurückgelassenen TöneartF

• Die göttliche Vergänglichkeit des Tones = Divine Ephemerality of Tone [Lubo Kristek]

• Modern Cantonese has up to seven phonemic tones. Cantonese Yale represents these tones using a combination of diacritics and the letter "h".
• Duvle and Sikaritai have only two tones, high and low, but all other Lakes Plain languages have more than two tones.
• There are basically six tones in Cantonese. Tones play an important role in distinguishing meanings. Tones also form melodies in poem and prose composition.
• Open syllables can occur in one of nine different tones, checked syllables in six tones (so-called entering tones), so that the traditional approach counts fifteen tones.
• Eastern Min varieties generally have seven tones, by the traditional count (based on the four tones of Middle Chinese, including the entering tone as a separate entity).

• In addition to the ordinary lexical tones which go with individual words, and the grammatical tones of verb tenses, other tones can be heard which show phrasing or indicate a question.
• The Yeniseian languages have been described as having up to four tones or no tones at all.
• Texmelucan Zapotec has four phonemic tones: high, falling, mid and low.
• Although some pairs of tones (such as tones 6 and 7b) have the same value when pronounced alone, they behave differently with regard to tone sandhi and should be treated as different phonologically.
• Falling tones tend to fall further than rising tones rise; high–low tones are common, whereas low–high tones are quite rare.