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twanging

/ˈtwæŋɪŋ/ /ˈtwæŋɡɪŋ/

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verb

Rasguear, hacer sonar

To produce or cause to produce a sharp vibrating sound, like a tense string pulled and suddenly let go.

Examples :

"The boy was twanging the rubber band on his ruler, making a distracting noise in class. "

El niño estaba rasgueando la goma elástica en su regla, haciendo un ruido que distraía en clase.

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verb

Sonar nasalmente

To have a nasal sound.

Examples :

"The boy's voice was twanging loudly as he read the poem with a thick country accent. "

La voz del niño sonaba nasalmente en voz alta mientras leía el poema con un fuerte acento rural.

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verb

Tener un acento regional o extranjero

To have a trace of a regional or foreign accent.

Examples :

"Even after living in London for ten years, her voice was still twanging with a hint of her native Texas drawl. "

Incluso después de vivir en Londres durante diez años, su voz todavía tenía un ligero acento de su acento nativo de Texas.

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verb

Rasguear, pulsar

To play a stringed musical instrument by plucking and snapping.

Examples :

"He was idly twanging the guitar strings, trying to find the right tune. "

Estaba rasgueando las cuerdas de la guitarra distraídamente, tratando de encontrar la melodía correcta.

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noun

Sonido vibrante

A sound that twangs.

Examples :

"We could hear the twangings of guitars from the studio."

Podíamos oír los sonidos vibrantes de las guitarras desde el estudio.

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adjective

Tirante

(of a sound) twangy

Examples :

"The old screen door made a twanging sound as it slammed shut behind her. "

La vieja puerta mosquitera emitió un sonido tirante al cerrarse de golpe tras ella.

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