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Tenor
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tenor
the highest voice range of an average male singer
1.1
tenor
the adult male singing voice above baritone
1.2
tenor
an adult male singer with the highest natural singing voice that is just below the lowest range of a women's voice
02
tenor, sentido general
the general meaning or substance of an utterance
03
el tenor, el curso
the consistent course or pattern of a person's life and activities
Ejemplos
The tenor of his life revolved around his unwavering commitment to his family.
El tenor de su vida giraba en torno a su inquebrantable compromiso con su familia.
Her career in teaching set the tenor of her life, filled with education and mentorship.
Su carrera en la enseñanza marcó el tono de su vida, llena de educación y tutoría.
tenor
01
tenor, de tenor
relating to the adult male voice of the highest natural pitch range
Ejemplos
The tenor singer effortlessly reached the high notes in the opera.
El cantante tenor alcanzó sin esfuerzo las notas altas en la ópera.
His powerful tenor voice filled the concert hall with emotion.
Su poderosa voz de tenor llenó la sala de conciertos de emoción.
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tenor, de tenor
(of musical instruments) relating to the range of musical notes or frequencies higher than bass and lower than alto
Ejemplos
Showcasing his skills with a melodic solo, the tenor saxophone player impressed the audience.
Mostrando sus habilidades con un solo melódico, el saxofonista tenor impresionó al público.
Adding a deep resonance to the marching band's rhythm section, the tenor drum held the beat steady.
Añadiendo una resonancia profunda a la sección de ritmo de la banda de música, el tambor tenor mantenía el ritmo constante.
Árbol Léxico
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