







warm up voice
vocalize
do vocal exercises
Like her siblings, she started training for the opera at a young age, taking voice lessons when she was 5.
Mr Quilp was certainly entertaining himself with vocal exercise, but it was rather a kind of chant that a song.

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Open the tool →吊嗓子 (diào sǎng zi) means “warm up voice, vocalize, do vocal exercises”.
吊嗓子 is pronounced diào sǎng zi in Mandarin Chinese.
“warm up voice” is 吊嗓子 (diào sǎng zi) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 吊嗓子, each with pinyin and an English translation.