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voice in the wilderness - перевод на итальянский
voice in the wilderness
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
A Voice in the Wilderness; Voice in the Wilderness (disambiguation); Voice in the wilderness
voce nel deserto
hollow voice
voce vuota, senza significato
deep voice
DEEPENING OF THE VOICE OF PEOPLE AS THEY REACH PUBERTY
Vocal crack; Voice cracking; Deep voice; Voice crack; Voice breaking; Breaking voice; Voice broke; Voice mutation; Voice puberty; Vocal change; Vocal mutation; Vocal breaking; Voice deepening; Voice changes; Voice having broken
voce profonda
Определение
a voice in the wilderness
an unheeded advocate of reform (see Matt. 3:3 etc.).
Википедия
Voice in the Wilderness
Voice in the Wilderness or a lone voice in the wilderness is an English idiom for someone who expresses an idea or opinion that is not popular or that the individual is the sole person expressing that particular opinion with the suggestion that the opinion is then ignored.
Примеры употребления для voice in the wilderness
1. The late Democratic senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan was a voice in the wilderness calling for reductions.
2. The one good thing about being a lone voice in the wilderness is that nobody owns you.
3. In opposing the wishes of Jackson, Roberts acknowledged that he was a voice in the wilderness –– but being a future Supreme Court nominee, he used the Latin.
4. To Alex Koroknay–Palicz, executive director of the National Youth Rights Association and voice in the wilderness, the Circle is a cold microcosm of a deeply divided world.
5. Economists just weren‘t looking at them." A notable exception has been the American professor Richard Easterlin, a voice in the wilderness since the mid–70s.