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Перевод: throaty

[прилагательное]
горловой; гортанный; хриплый

Тезаурус:

1. Whether it was the throaty sound from the two man-servants or whether it was Reginald and Charles visibly choking, or Henry bowing his head, that caused the Colonel to bellow, "If you can't behave yourself, Nessy, you will leave the table!"
2. The throaty rumble of twin diesel motors muttered at them out of the darkness.
3. They were well on their way, bypassing Exeter, before she spoke again in her throaty voice.
4. And the victim could have chosen a better place to voice throaty communist sentiments.
5. At that moment her Arabic was even poorer than mine, for she was new to the household, but on my next visit she would be rattling away in this throaty language and I would be struggling as usual.
6. The man was excited and let out raucous laughter, sounding like a cross between a throaty American and a macaw.
7. A cat in such a situation may perform a strange, throaty YOWLING noise.
8. He heard a male voice, and then the "throaty" sound of a car speeding away.
9. She laughed again and, after a suspicious moment, Frau Nordern laughed too, a rich, throaty chuckle.
10. One of the Rolls-Royce VIII engines gave a throaty cough and resumed its serene drone.
11. I covered myself in myself and became the observer, an easy role to assume after years of struggling with their throaty language and its local eccentricities, its dialects and apposite linguistic twists and turns.
12. Strange talking to Kristin Hersh, trying to connect this sweet, funny girl and her rich, throaty laugh, with the haunted and haunting vinyl presence.
13. Indeed, by the time that the credits of Ren Clair's supernatural comedy came on, the ads had already done their work, and I was already invisibly inside that bottle too, ready to share in Veronica's throaty vibrato.