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1 Patterson voiced his concerns during a Sunday interview with The Times, in which he asserted that white men are facing racism within the film, theater, TV and publishing industries.

2 I voiced their commands and made the sounds of their suffering.

我模仿着他们的命令，发出他们痛苦的声音。

3 Bitter was one of the few people she voiced with.

4 Neither she nor Camey had voiced a complaint, not even in the form of a joke, in weeks.

5 Nadine Dorries – the Minister of State at the Department of Health and Social Care – reportedly voiced her support for the regulation in a statement she provided to the Daily Mail.

6 It was most obviously voiced by Mr. Robot himself in a rant in which Mr. Slater really pumped up the volume: Is any of it real?

7 But a residents' association for a condo development across Fairfax Avenue voiced support, as did the Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce.

8 Though Bowers voiced his dislike of Donald Trump, he expressed much of the same vitriol that the former president used.

9 But while some of the council members had also voiced their disapproval, the majority seemed to think the duke’s strategy to be a sound one.

10 Cornflower voiced the question that was on the mind of every creature there.

11 Yet almost everything James says, voiced by Mr. Magee, sounds as if it’s coming out of the mouth of a hale 30-something.

12 “It was no accident!” someone shouted, and almost half the room voiced their bitter agreement.

13 Popular grievances are openly voiced everywhere.

怨声载道.

14 “We want Maya to be happy in her life, and you are a wonderful aunt. But we made our wishes very clear to Maya. She should have voiced her objections then, not after the fact.”

15 Issa had expressed reservations about the design and had voiced concerns about design objections from the Eisenhower family.

16 He felt the students had been victimized because they'd voiced opposition to the government.

他认为学生们因发表反对政府的言论而受到了迫害。

17 Sometime partners in controversy, the two in 2006 visited Venezuela, where Mr. Belafonte voiced support for that country’s radical leader, Hugo Chávez, while calling President George W. Bush “the greatest terrorist in the world.”

18 Appellate judges have voiced sharply different views of the Cosby case.

19 There is, in fact, one worry he hasn’t voiced to them, one that Jo could not have reassured him about.

20 Beatles aficionados might understandably yearn for more material from the Twickenham sessions, and a loud contingent has already voiced their displeasure at not having access to a full version of the Rooftop Concert.

1 声

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2 有声音

voice

3 有声的

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4 浊音

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5 浊音的

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6 有声

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7 声的

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