[vCis]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) sound, pronunciation, pronunciation ability, opinion, discourse right, [grammar] pronunciation
transitive verb
(2) Express, confide
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[Basic meaning]
sound
[vCis]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) voice; Voice; (birds, insects) singing; sound
(2) (publicly expressed) opinions; Desire; The right to speak; Voting rights; right of participation
(3) expression; Reveal; Spokesman, spokesman
(4) phonetic transcription; There is sound; Vocal cord vibration
(5) audio department; Throat application; The ability to sing; singer
shout oneself hoarse
Loudest
/kloc-chorus of 0/00 voices
Hundred-member choir
[Part of speech change]
sound
[vCis]
transitive verb
(1) (expressed in language); reveal
(2) Tone adjustment; Make a sound.
He spoke the voice of the masses.
He expressed the feelings of the public.
[Inheritance usage]
audio frequency
Noun (short for noun)
(1) Tone frequency, audio; Telephone frequency
Voice recording
Noun (short for noun)
(1) Recording telephone
offscreen voice
Noun (short for noun)
(1) Voice-over (TV, etc.) (Interpreter's explanation)
voiceprint
[`vRIsprInt]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) voiceprint (instrument record)
vocal
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Phonograph
Noun (short for noun)
[idiom]
Voice (good)
(1) Good voice
Find your own voice
(1) (after being too scared to speak) Go on.
Speak for ...
(1) Yes
Allow (a certain emotion, opinion or opinion) to be expressed.
Speak, express, confide
Have a say [no say] in sth.
Have [have no] say in sth.
In a low voice
(1) whisper (whisper)
The voice is not good.
(1) Bad sound
In my voice.
(1) In my name (Shakespeare)
Raise your voice
(1) Speak loudly, shout loudly.
burst out
I lost my voice.
Lower your voice.
(1) Whisper.
Speak out against sth.
Protest loudly against sth.
Restore voice
(1) Go ahead.
A mellow voice
(1) Loud and soft voice
Speak in a low voice
(1) whispered
Lengthening sound
(1) Yelling at your throat; Shout at the top of one's lungs
Public voice
(1) public opinion
A still faint voice
(1) The voice of conscience
One person's voice does not represent anyone's voice.
(1) A person's opinion has no influence.
With one voice
(1) same voice; conformably
The voice in the wilderness
(1) the sound in the wilderness; The ideas of neglected reformers.
[Special usage]
Main dynamic
(1) Activity Status
Amphoteric voice
(1) medical sound
Artificial sound
(1) Analog sound
Digitally encoded sound
(1) Self-digitally encoded sound
dub
(1) dubbing
female voice
(1) female voice
An inactive voice
(1) Non-main dynamic
Interrupt voice
(1) Interrupted voice (voice inserted by inserter for explanation)
male voice
(1) male voice
Intermediate sound
(1) medium (dynamic) state
passive voice
(1) passive voice
Reflected sound
(1) Reflexive voice
A crisp voice
(1) Loud voice, ring the bell
Secure voice
(1) secure voice
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[Basic meaning]
sound
[vCIs]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) sound; sing
outyell
shout oneself hoarse
A loud voice
loud voice
"Mr harms Voss," I said in a weak voice.
Mr harms Voss,' I whispered.
(2) the right to speak; throat
I lost my voice.
I lost my voice.
(3) opinions; right to speak
(4) Singing voice
Good voice
Good voice
(5) Sound
The voice of reason
The voice of reason
(6) Grammatical pronunciation
[Part of speech change]
sound
transitive verb
vocal
(1) release; tell
(2) voiced
However, since then, people at home and abroad have expressed different opinions on this.
However, since then, people at home and abroad have been expressing different views on this policy.
[idiom]
shout oneself hoarse
(1) loudly
Raise your voice
(1) Raise your voice; Make a hullabaloo about (to sb). )
With one voice
(1) same voice; conformably
noise
[nCiz]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) noisy, noisy, noisy
English-Chinese bilingual computer dictionary
[Basic meaning]
noise
Noise; [Noise]
(1) 1. An interference that affects the signal, which may distort the information carried by the signal.
An interference that affects the signal and distorts the information in the signal. 2. Random changes in one or more characteristics of any entity (such as voltage, current or data). Random variation of one or more characteristics of any entity, such as voltage, current or data. 3. Random signals with known statistical characteristics of amplitude, distribution and spectral density | Random signals with known statistical characteristics of amplitude, distribution and spectral density. 4. Generally refers to the interference that interferes with the normal operation of equipment or system. ? | Generalized? Generally speaking, any interference that interferes with the normal operation of equipment or system? Move it. ?
Modern English-Chinese comprehensive dictionary
[Basic meaning]
noise
[nCiz]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) noisy, noisy, noisy
(2) sound, sound
(3) harassment and commotion; quarrel
(4)[ ancient] rumors
(5) Electrical noise [wave] and interference; "Invalid" (in literature retrieval)
Urban noise
Urban noise
noise pollution
noise pollution
noise suppressor/silencer
noise suppressor/silencer
The rubbing sound of needles on records
Voiceprint noise (on a record)
Be quiet!
Don't make noise!
Be quiet!
Be quiet!
Did you hear something just now?
Did you just hear something?
[Part of speech change]
noise
[nCiz]
transitive verb
(1) rumor
it is said ...
Outside rumors ...
noise
[nCiz]
intransitive verb
(1) Speak loudly; Talk [discuss] openly.
(2) Noisy, noisy
[Inheritance usage]
Noisy
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(1) noise
Anti-noise
Noun (short for noun) adj
(1) anti-noise (of), anti-interference (of)
noise clipper/killer/limiter/damper
Noun (short for noun)
(1) Noise suppressor [cleaner, absorber], muffler
Noise maker
Noun (short for noun)
(1) Noisy person [object]
Metal noise
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(1) metal conductor noise
psophometer
Noun (short for noun)
(1) noise (measurement, level) table, noise meter, noise measuring instrument.
Noise modulated
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(1) noise modulation
Noise modulation
Noun (short for noun)
(1) noise modulation
Noise prevention
[`nRIzprU:f]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(1) Noise resistance, sound insulation and noise resistance
Noise stop
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(1) Anti-noise
noisy
[`nRIzfJl]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(1) noisy [noisy]
quiet
[5nCIslIs]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(1) Silent, still; No noise, no interference
silently
adverb
(1) quietly, gently
quiet
Noun (short for noun)
[idiom]
Huge noise
(1) sensational facts [statements]
(2) influential people; Powerful people
(3) blockbuster
(4) Warden
(5) The most acclaimed film [drama]
Big noise
(1) sensational facts [statements]
(2) influential people; Powerful people
(3) blockbuster
(4) Warden
(5) The most acclaimed film [drama]
Very noisy
(1) People who talk a lot; A braggart, a talker
That noise is really loud!
(1) Shut up!
Galactic noise
(1) galactic (galactic radio) noise, electric waves from the Milky Way.
Don't make a noise.
(1) Shut up; Quiet, keep silent.
squabble
(1) Noisy (about something); Be the object of discussion or attention, cause a sensation.
Make a noise about sth.
(1) Noisy (about something); Be the object of discussion or attention, cause a sensation.
make noise
(1) expressed in words; Express one's opinion about ... orally (usually before modifiers)
The noise is like this ...
(1) [archaic] There is a saying, a biography, and a biography.
No noise
Quietly, quietly
Foreign noise
(1) Spread out
squabble
(1) Spread out
Noise turn
(1) Spread out
[Special usage]
noise
(1) noise
Airborne noise
(1) airborne noise
Folding noise
(1) folding noise
environmental noise
(1) Environmental noise
Amplitude noise
(1) amplitude noise
atmospheric noise
(1) Tiandian [atmospheric] noise
background noise
(1) background noise
Brightness noise
(1) brightness clutter interference
Broadband stationary noise
(1) broadband steady-state noise [clutter]
Bubble noise
(1) Bubble noise (caused by electro-hydraulic bubbles in the battery)
Volume noise
(1) current noise
Busy crosstalk noise
(1) Busy time series noise
Click noise
(1) "click"
Clipping noise
(1) Noise voltage after rectification (or wave elimination), wave elimination noise
clutter noise
(1) clutter noise
city noise
(1) Urban noise
commutator noise
(1) Commutator noise
Crowd noise
(1) hall [noise]
Degaussing noise
(1) degaussing noise
distortion noise
(1) distortion noise
Emission noise
(1) Emission noise
tum
(1) Vibration noise
Ear noise
(1) Tinnitus
Engineering noise
(1) "Invalid" (due to coding error)
Irregular noise
(1) random noise
Escaping noise
(1) escapement sound
Fast interface state capture noise
(1) Fast Interface State Capture Noise
Fine particle noise
(1) Micro-fluctuation noise
white noise
(1) white noise; Fluctuating noise of spectrum average energy distribution
Flat channel noise
Fluctuating noise with flat amplitude and frequency (1)
shot noise
(1) fluctuating noise
Total shot noise
(1) Total shot noise
Galactic noise
(1) galaxy (galaxy radio) noise
Gas noise
Noise source of (1) white noise
Generator noise
(1) oscillator noise
granularity noise
(1) particle noise
Grid intercepts noise
(1) Power grid current distribution fluctuation noise and power grid interception noise
High-pitched sharp noise
(1) Sharp screams
Whistling noise
(1) howl
hum
(1) communication sound
Hydrodynamic noise
(1) Flow noise
impact noise
(1) Collision noise
Induced noise
(1) Intake noise
Inherent noise
(1) inherent noise
Jansky noise
(1) Cosmic noise
Perceived noise
(1) Minimum distinguishable noise [clutter]
It's just tolerable noise
(1) Maximum allowable noise [clutter]
Local oscillator noise
(1) local (machine) vibration (oscillator) noise
Ocean noise
(1) Ocean noise
Trembling noise
(1) trill noise, noise caused by microphone effect.
Residual noise
(1) residual noise
Oscillator noise
(1) (local) oscillator noise
spurious noise
(1) parasitic noise
Distribution noise
(1) (Current) Distributed Noise
Spike noise
(1) peak fluctuation noise
Peak and flat noise
(1) Impulse and Flat Noise
Photovoltaic noise
(1) Photocell noise and photocurrent fluctuation noise
Trembling noise
(1) trill noise, microphone effect noise; "Trembling noise" effect
Precipitation noise
(1) electronic rain and snow noise
pseudo noise
(1) pseudo-random noise
Recurrent noise
(1) Repeated noise [clutter]
Corrugated voltage noise
(1) ripple voltage [power supply pulsation] noise
Rounding noise
(1) rounding noise
Scratch noise
(1) stylus noise
Scratching noise
(1) scraping sound
Semantic noise
(1) "Invalid" (caused by imperfect topic list and thesaurus)
Sky noise
(1) sky noise
Solar radio noise
(1) solar radio noise
Solid propagation noise
(1) solid load noise
Spatial noise
(1) spatial noise
spurious noise
(1) parasitic noise
Stationary ergodic noise
(1) stationary ergodic noise
Stray noise
(1) noise
The rubbing sound of needles on records
(1) (stylus) scratch noise, (recording) scratch noise
Top noise
(1) Maximum local noise
Transient noise
(1) transient noise
Triangular noise
(1) triangular wave noise
Unlocking noise
(1) release tone
Unweighted noise
(1) unweighted noise
Electron tube noise
(1) Electron tube noise
Weighted noise
(1) weighted noise
white noise
(1) white noise
Laser noise
(1) laser noise
hullabaloo
The meaning is related to "sound".
(1) Noise is a common word, which means "any loud and unpleasant noise", such as:
There is noise downstairs.
There is noise downstairs.
Din means "deafening noise", such as:
Machine noise
The deafening sound of the machine.
(3) Upgrade refers to "hubbub", especially "people shouting loudly", such as:
His words caused a stir in the audience.
His speech made the audience boil.
(4) Shouting refers to "continuous loud noise", especially "shouting to express anger, support or protest", such as:
The clamour of some angry young people
The shouts of some angry young people.
(5) hubbub refers to "noise" and "murmur", such as:
The noise of the subway station
The noise of the subway station.
(6) Racket refers to "many unpleasant sounds mixed together", such as:
It's too noisy there.
How noisy there is!
Quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet.
Modern English-Chinese dictionary
[Basic meaning]
noise
[nCIz]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) sound; Noise; Noisy noise (in public places); hinder
(2) noise; Abnormal sound
What happened to my car? The engine is making strange noises.
What happened to my car? The engine is making strange noises.
[Part of speech change]
noise
transitive verb
Noise, noise
(1) (used with about, foreign, around) rumors; Rumors; disclose
sound
[Thorne]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) Sound, Pronunciation, Noise, Noisy, Strait, Listening Range, Vocal Bar
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(2) Sound, reliable, reasonable, effective, thorough and healthy.
adverb
(3) Thorough and sufficient
intransitive verb
(4) Sound, echo, detection, sound
transitive verb
Make a sound, announce, auscultate, measure ... go deep, probe.
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[Basic meaning]
sound
[Thorne]
transitive verb
(1) Measure, detect and hammer.
(2) Out
(3) medical probe examination (urethra, etc. )
Test sb. Views on a problem
Test sb. Views on a problem
[Part of speech change]
sound
[Thorne]
intransitive verb
(1) detection and detection
(2) Testing and investigation
(3) (whales, etc. ) suddenly dive into the bottom of the sea
Noun (short for noun)
(4) Medical bougie [needle]
[idiom]
sound out sb's opinions
(1) Get to know (other people's opinions)
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[Basic meaning]
Sound 1
[saJnd]
Noun (short for noun)
(1) sound, sound
The sound of birds singing
The sound of birds singing
(2) impression (produced by the sound of words or languages), feeling
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