He'll do, he says, in a throaty voice edged with anger.(他說道，嗓音因怒氣而變得尖銳起來。)

Through his tears and grief, the song came , and throaty lullaby.(深情嘶啞的搖籃曲在祖父的眼淚與悲傷中傳出。)

Liverpool's "Scouse" dialect has long fascinated linguists, with its throaty, guttural utterances that emerged from a mixture of Irish, Scots, Welsh and Lancashire accents in the late 19th century.(利物浦的“利物浦”方言以其19世紀后期愛爾蘭，蘇格蘭，威爾士和蘭開夏郡的口音混合而出現低沉，粗聲粗氣的發音使得語言學家們情有獨鐘。)

Neck medium in length, clean and strong, not throaty.(頸部中等長度，整潔且結實，無吊喉。)

The clop of their hooves sounds oddly bucolic against the throaty thrum of helicopters overhead.(對照頭頂上直升機的低沈聲響，馬蹄聲聽起來帶有奇特的田野風味。)

They are known for their large size, throaty call and their extraordinary leaping ability.(它們是已知的規模大，喉音的要求和其非凡的跳躍能力。)

Some of them even talk different than other girls ; their voices are kind of throaty alto quality rather than high pitched.(她們說起話來都和別的女孩子不一樣，她們的嗓音是有些沙啞的女低音，不是又尖又細的女高音。)

Israelis speak Hebrew which is a quirky, throaty language that takes ages to learn.(以色列人講希伯來語這是一個古怪，低沉的語言學習需要年齡。)

The young girl has a throaty voice.(這女孩的聲音低沉而宏亮。)

Through his tears and grief, the song came, a deep and throaty lullaby.(透過祖父的眼淚和悲傷，是一首低沉嘶啞的搖籃曲。)

The women were singing throaty gospel songs.