"voices" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
人声鼎沸 人聲鼎沸 rén shēng dǐng fèi lit. a boiling cauldron of voices (idiom) / hubbub / brouhaha syn
交口称誉 交口稱譽 jiāo kǒu chēng yù voices unanimous in praise (idiom) / with an extensive public reputation syn
婉妙 wǎn miào sweet / soft / lovely (of sounds and voices)
提高生殖健康的呼声 Stronger Voices for Reproductive Health
生命之声全球伙伴 生命之聲全球夥伴 shēng mìng zhī shēng quán qiú huǒ bàn Vital Voices Global Partnership
青年之声 青年之聲 Voices of Youth
穷人之声－你听到我们的倾诉了吗？ 窮人之聲－你聽到我們的傾訴了嗎？ Voices of the poor - Can anyone hear us?
更阑人静 更闌人靜 gēng lán rén jǐng (idiom) The night is very far advanced / there are no human voices and everything is completely quiet.
呵壁问天 呵壁問天 hē bì wèn tiān (idiom) Describes a frustrated scholar who loudly voices his grievances after failing to achieve recognition. It suggests an impotent protest against fate.
群雌粥粥 qún cí yù yù (idiom) Originally, it described birds singing together. It later came to describe a gathering of many women whose voices are noisy and confused.
莺声燕语 yīng shēng yàn yǔ (idiom) Originally, it described the splendid beauty of spring. It later came to refer mainly to the melodious voices and laughter of young women.
七舌八嘴 qī shé bā zuǐ (idiom) Describes a situation in which many people talk at once and their voices become mixed together. It is equivalent to “seven mouths and eight tongues.”
交口同声 jiāo kǒu tóng shēng (idiom) Everyone voices the same opinion and says the same thing. It is equivalent to “with one voice.”
众口嚣嚣 zhòng kǒu xiāo xiāo (idiom) Many people speak at once in a noisy uproar and confusion of voices.
众口熏天 zhòng kǒu xūn tiān (idiom) Collective voices can move Heaven. The expression means that public opinion can wield great power.
刘毅答诏 劉毅答詔 liú yì dá zhào (idiom) To dare to remonstrate with a ruler or authority. It describes someone who voices justified criticism frankly.
啛啛喳喳 cuì cuì chā chā (idiom) Describes a jumble of scattered, fragmentary voices or chatter.
怨声盈路 怨聲盈路 yuàn shēng yíng lù (idiom) Complaints and voices of resentment fill the streets. It describes widespread and intense public dissatisfaction.
悄无人声 悄無人聲 qiǎo wú rén shēng (idiom) The place is quiet, with no human voices to be heard. It describes an atmosphere of profound silence.
接耳交头 接耳交頭 jiē ěr jiāo tóu (idiom) Describes people standing very close together and speaking in low voices.
沸反连天 沸反連天 fèi fǎn lián tiān (idiom) Describes a scene of general uproar, with loud voices and complete confusion. It is synonymous with 沸反盈天.
百喙莫辩 百喙莫辯 bǎi huì mò biàn (idiom) Even with many voices, it is impossible to offer a defense or explanation. It describes someone placed in a situation where any explanation seems futile.
载道怨声 載道怨聲 zài dào yuàn shēng (idiom) The roads are filled with voices of resentment. It describes widespread and intense public dissatisfaction.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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