vocal cords

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Humanvocal cordsˈvocal cords, vocal chords noun [plural] HBHthin pieces of muscle in your throat that produce sounds when you speakExamples from the Corpusvocal cords• With an effort, she made them part, and then her vocal cords let her down by refusing to work.• It explains the otherwise puzzling presence of the second, or false, pair of vocal cords.• In addition to the ordinary vocal cords, the cat possesses a second pair of structures called vestibular folds, or false vocal cords.• Not surprising in that it no longer possessed vocal cords.• No vibration is caused by the vocal cords because they are not being put into action.• When sounds are unvoiced, the vocal cords are relaxed to allow the air a completely free passage.

单词	vocal cords
释义	vocal cords From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Humanvocal cordsˈvocal cords, vocal chords noun [plural] HBHthin pieces of muscle in your throat that produce sounds when you speakExamples from the Corpusvocal cords• With an effort, she made them part, and then her vocal cords let her down by refusing to work.• It explains the otherwise puzzling presence of the second, or false, pair of vocal cords.• In addition to the ordinary vocal cords, the cat possesses a second pair of structures called vestibular folds, or false vocal cords.• Not surprising in that it no longer possessed vocal cords.• No vibration is caused by the vocal cords because they are not being put into action.• When sounds are unvoiced, the vocal cords are relaxed to allow the air a completely free passage.
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