(Adjective) barytonowy;
(Noun) baryton;
sing baritone - śpiewać barytonem;
sing baritone - śpiewać barytonem;
n C (voice, singer) baryton
baryton
n muz. baryton
BARYTONOWY
BARYTONISTA
1. (a male singer)
baryton
synonim: barytone
2. (the second lowest brass wind instrument)
róg barytonowy: : synonim: baritone horn
3. (the second lowest adult male singing voice)
baryton: : synonim: baritone voice
Przykłady użycia
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Five decades into his brilliant career as one of the world's great tenors, Pl??cido Domingo - now a baritone - is working as hard as ever.
Obama has a baritone voice; mine is like a child's," says Anas.
This September he will sing another of Verdi's baritonal patriarchs, the tragic jester Rigoletto, in a performance to be relayed on television from Mantua; in 2012 there will be a third baritone role, the lapsed monk Athana??l in Massenet's Tha??s, to commemorate the centenary of the composer's death.
This impression is magnified by his rigid demeanor and his baritone voice, which he deploys slowly, at low volume.
But you have quite a good baritone voice.
Musisz jeszcze poćwiczyć,ale masz całkiem dobry baryton.
Which is actually higher than a dramatic baritone.
Który właściwie jest wyższy, niż baryton dramatyczny.
What voice? baritone, it is not an insult.
Bary-co? Baryton. To nie jest zniewaga.
We sure could use a baritone.
Z pewnością przydałby się baryton.
Their low, baritone voices... sighing, grunting.
Ich niskie, barytonowe głosy. Wzdychania, pojękiwania.
and Madame Lorenzi's a great artist... - And Anatole Garron is the baritone!
a madame Lorenzi to wspaniała arytstka... - A Garron jest barytonem.