Übersetzung für 'trill' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to trill

trällernorn.

trillern

trilierenorn.

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to trill [mobile phone]

klingeln [Handy]

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trill

Triller {m}mus.

Vibrant {m}phonet.

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alveolar trill [coll.] [rolling R, rolled R]

gerolltes Zungenspitzen-R {n} [stimmhafter alveolarer Vibrant]phonet.

goat's trill

Bockstriller {m} [falsch ausgeführter Triller]mus.

lip trill

Lippentriller {m}mus.

Lippenflattern {n}mus.

tied trill

Pralltriller {m}mus.

trill key [wind instruments]

Trillerklappe {f} [Holzblasinstrumente]mus.

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voiced alveolar trill

stimmhafter alveolarer Vibrant {m}ling.

whole-tone trill

Ganztontriller {m}mus.

• Male advertisement call is a "peep" and "trill", sometimes a five-note trill.
• If these procedures are repeated a few times the result is known as a trill.
• (...) was described as a "glottal Low German trill, nearly (↋)". There is an epiglottal trill, which is indeed close to 'ayin, but it does not occur in Low German.
• Frederick Neumann notes the trill following the dotted preparation is a main-note trill (that is, starting on the written note), and he cautions against use of the term as a general descriptor for dotted alternation as a prelude to a trill.
• The usual way of executing a trill, known as a diatonic trill, is to rapidly alternate between the written note and the one directly above it in the given scale (unless the trill symbol is modified by an accidental, understood to apply to the added note above; this is a chromatic trill).

• The phoneme /r/ has traditionally been interpreted as a trill but its pattern of alternation with / [...] / suggests it was a velar (or uvular) fricative.
• The alveolar trill [...] is one of the most difficult sounds to be produced in Spanish and as a result is acquired later in development.
• The voiceless alveolar trill differs from the voiced alveolar trill [...] only by the vibrations of the vocal cord.
• More commonly, it is said to vary with the much more frequent uvular trill, and is most likely a single-contact trill [...] rather than an actual tap or flap [...] in these languages.
• The songs of pale-bellied tapaculo subspecies differ somewhat, but all are a trill, sometimes preceded by a single note [...]. The scold call is also a trill [...].

• The trill [...] usually has a single contact (i.e. a flap [...]) in ordinary speech, but multiple contacts (a true trill) in slow, emphatic, or angry speech.
• 3 Alveolar trill [...] a later variant in pronunciation, the uvular trill [...] being the original Khuzdul pronunciation.