throaty

IPA/ˈθrəʊti/
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throaty — 形容詞

  • throatypositive
  • throatiercomparative
  • throatiestsuperlative

1. used for a voice, laugh, or similar sound that comes from deep in the throat and

1.形容詞B2
釋義

低沉粗啞

聲音像從喉間發出，低沉略粗啞

used for a voice, laugh, or similar sound that comes from deep in the throat and sounds warm, low, and slightly rough

例句

Gabriel sang the final verse in a throaty voice that filled the club.

Gabriel 用低沉粗啞的嗓音唱完最後一段，聲音傳遍了整間俱樂部。

collocation: throaty voice

Padma let out a throaty laugh when the puppy stole her slipper.

小狗叼走 Padma 的拖鞋時，她發出一陣低沉粗啞的笑聲。

collocation: throaty laugh

常見搭配
  • throaty voice
  • throaty laugh
  • throaty whisper
  • throaty roar
  • sound throaty
同義詞
  • husky

    often softer and breathier, with a more attractive or intimate feeling

  • gravelly

    rougher and heavier, with a stronger coarse texture

  • hoarse

    usually points to a voice made rough by illness or shouting

反義詞
  • clear

    easy to hear, without roughness or throatiness

  • bright

    lighter and more ringing in tone, not dark or low

文法句型

throaty + noun (voice, laugh, whisper, roar)

sound + throaty

用法筆記

Most often describes voices, laughs, whispers, and other low sounds that seem to rise from the throat. Unlike hoarse, it can suggest a rich or attractive tone instead of only illness or strain.

常見錯誤

The stone road sounded throaty under our shoes.
The old motorbike sounded throaty on the hill.
throaty is mainly used for voice-like or engine-like sounds, not ordinary surface noise.
My throat feels throaty today.
My voice sounds throaty today.
throaty describes the sound produced, not the throat itself.

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常用片語

  • sound throaty
  • a throaty voice
  • a throaty laugh
  • a throaty whisper