audible 的 2 个定义
- capable of being heard; loud enough to be heard; actually heard.
audible 近义词
able to be heard
更多audible例句
- It’s a marked shift from a previous era in which her chains were always audible in interviews—in which she ate spiders and talked about her penchant for sucking on dirty jewelry.
- This will tell you the messenger’s identity through audible alerts rather than discreet buzzes.
- You can also up your listening experience to the next level with the audible reality feature, which gives you the option to personalize your listening experience with 3D audio.
- In other cases, the collars would skip the audible warnings and move straight to applying shocks.
- Three weeks after the shooting, the Franklin family’s attorney, Padden, held a news conference calling attention to the video and to the racial epithets he said were audible on it.
- Less than a minute into her big break, Slate let slip a highly audible F-bomb instead of the scripted “freaking.”
- After her first audible prompt, which came shortly after the interval, the audience sat patiently.
- As fully displayed as primetime would allow, Bieber was expecting audible adoration.
- The device issues an audible beep when any of these events occur.
- But I have no apologies for the audible squeals I unknowingly squeak out whenever I see her on screen.
- There was a very audible titter in the corner where three thoughtless young girls had squeezed themselves into one rocking-chair.
- A muffled sound of voices became audible, and Irvin, following a moment of hesitation, crossed and opened the door.
- Voices were audible behind them, and Miss de Lorne was coming up the sandy drive with Mrs. Haughstone.
- Two persons were visible in her very physical appearance, as two persons had just been audible in her words.
- They had been sitting silent for some minutes when a voice became audible, singing in the distance.