Adjectives For Sound/ Touch

High-pitched:

/haɪpɪtʃt/

(Giọng) cao, the thé

A researcher has recorded that Lincoln’s voice was high-pitched. He also mentions that some writers even wrote that Lincoln's voice was “shrill.”

Harsh:

/hɑːrʃ/

(Giọng) Khàn khàn

The stress of his father’s death caused his hair to fall out and his voice to become harsh due to his screaming during the incident.

Stentorian:

/stenˈtɔːriən/

(Giọng) To, sang sảng

A master of ceremonies needs to speak in a stentorian voice when announcing speakers or award winners.

Fluffy:

/ˈflʌfi/

Mượt

Cats with a thick coat of fur need to be brushed very frequently to be fluffy. It's also a very good idea to keep these cats indoors instead of outdoors.

Rough:

/rʌf/

Ráp, nhám, gồ ghề

Riding over rough roads became a new learning experience for me and once I learned a few tricks I was having much more fun riding through them.

Shaggy:

/ˈʃæɡi/

Rậm lông, bờm xờm

Dogs with long coats, require a daily brushing or else their coat will become tangled. They will also become dirty and will look shaggy and ugly if you don't regularly brush their coats.

Crooked:

/ˈkrʊkɪd/

Cong queo, khoằm, vẹo

In addition to being a cosmetic issue, teeth that are crooked or misaligned can cause serious complications and long-term health problems if they are left untreated.

Velvety:

/ˈvelvəti/

Mềm mịn

The trick to getting velvety skin is by bathing with warm water. The use of hot water will make your skin dry. Warm water is the best during winter and summer seasons.

Slippery:

/ˈslɪpəri/

Trơn

Road slipperiness is one of the largest contributors to car accidents — in 1997, over 53,000 accidents were caused by slippery roads in the United Kingdom. 

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