0 the sound that comes out of your mouth when you speak or sing -- voix [ feminine ]
1 [ singular ] sb’s opinion -- voix [ feminine ]
2 an expression of the opinions of a group -- porte-parole [ masculine ]
3 to express your thoughts or opinions -- exprimer
to voice your concerns exprimer ses préoccupations
4 the sounds from the mouth made in speaking or singing -- voix
5 the voice regarded as the means of expressing opinion -- voix
The voice of the people should not be ignored
the voice of reason/conscience.
6 to express (feelings etc) -- exprimer
He voiced the discontent of the whole group.
7 to produce the sound of (especially a consonant) with a vibration of the vocal cords as well as with the breath -- sonoriser
‘Th’ should be voiced in ‘this’ but not in ‘think’.
There has to be a voice in favour of the small fisherman and small fisherwoman.
Perhaps it is because our ties are so fundamentally sound that we allow ourselves to voice our differences so openly and so frankly.
It is another sector of policy just like socio-economic policy and cultural policy and here too we must voice our criticism.
Do you not think that this is speaking with more than one voice?
I will continue to voice my opinions loud and clear.
Secondly, we need to speak with one voice.
It must speak with a more powerful and more unified voice and respond much more quickly, in order to be able to act as a trustworthy and reliable partner.
We have to assert ourselves and have our voices heard.
