Examples of using Hoarse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Hoarse whisper Sam!
So as not hoarse in the cold.
Hoarse or deepened voice.
My voice has turned hoarse.
I was hoarse for days.
People also translate
I shouted myself hoarse.
In a hoarse whisper, he told me.
I was always exhausted, hoarse.
They were all hoarse from shouting.
Oh, yes, I am still a little hoarse.
It spoke in a hoarse, unnatural voice.
Changes in voice, voice becomes more hoarse.
The female has a hoarse voice, mostly she screams during the flight.
As the receding wave swept back with a hoarse roar.
The crow's voice is high, hoarse, sometimes rough and guttural, reminiscent of laughter.
We broke the rules, Harry," she said in a hoarse voice.
With the problem of a hoarse voice or full of itAbsence certainly had to face each.
But the little kids knew it was the wolf by the hoarse voice.
They were exhausted, their eyes red and their voices hoarse as though they would spoken too much the past three days.
He thought I could help him," Harry said,his voice hoarse.
Screaming yourself hoarse in a frenzy of dreadful, panicked fight-or-flight that leaves you exhausted and numb with grief.
If only there was agood reason for a professional speaker to be hoarse.
Then she told her in a hoarse voice that the girls in her class mock her and hide her belongings, sometimes the book-bag and sometimes the textbooks.
Every night, he comes home exhausted, with his voice too hoarse to talk.
No-one was more delighted than our African soldiers, who cheered themselves hoarse.
Anyway, when he told me to listen carefully, he paused, just long enough for me to hear the distinct,low, hoarse call of the California brown pelican!
When you talk, yell or sing for a long period of time,the voice can become hoarse.
There would be no more incessant movement,no muffled begging, no hoarse screams.
But, well, she had things to do other than read, and if she read too long,her voice would get hoarse.
Little Red Riding-Hood, hearing the big voice of the Wolf, was at first afraid;but believing her grandmother had got a cold and was hoarse, answered.
