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sounded

/sound/US // saʊnd //UK // (saʊnd) //

健全的,听起来很不错的,听起来很好的,听起来很好

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the sensation produced by stimulation of the organs of hearing by vibrations transmitted through the air or other medium.
    • : mechanical vibrations transmitted through an elastic medium, traveling in air at a speed of approximately 1,087 feet per second at sea level.
    • : the particular auditory effect produced by a given cause: the sound of music.
    • : any auditory effect; any audible vibrational disturbance: all kinds of sounds.
    • : a noise, vocal utterance, musical tone, or the like: the sounds from the next room.
    • : a distinctive, characteristic, or recognizable musical style, as from a particular performer, orchestra, or type of arrangement: the big-band sound.
    • : Phonetics. speech sound. the audible result of an utterance or portion of an utterance: the s-sound in “slight”; the sound of m in “mere.”
    • : the auditory effect of sound waves as transmitted or recorded by a particular system of sound reproduction: the sound of a stereophonic recording.
    • : the quality of an event, letter, etc., as it affects a person: This report has a bad sound.
    • : the distance within which the noise of something may be heard.
    • : mere noise, without meaning: all sound and fury.
    • : Archaic. a report or rumor; news; tidings.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to make or emit a sound.
    • : to give forth a sound as a call or summons: The bugle sounded as the troops advanced.
    • : to be heard, as a sound.
    • : to convey a certain impression when heard or read: to sound strange.
    • : to give a specific sound: to sound loud.
    • : to give the appearance of being; seem:The report sounds true.
    • : Law. to have as its basis or foundation: His action sounds in contract.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to cause to make or emit a sound: to sound a bell.
    • : to give forth: The oboe sounded an A.
    • : to announce, order, or direct by or as by a sound: The bugle sounded retreat. His speech sounded a warning to aggressor nations.
    • : to utter audibly, pronounce, or express: to sound each letter.
    • : to examine by percussion or auscultation: to sound a patient's chest.
  1. 1
    • : sound off, Informal. to call out one's name, as at military roll call.to speak freely or frankly, especially to complain in such a manner.to exaggerate; boast: Has he been sounding off about his golf game again?

Phrases

  • sound as a bell
  • sound bite
  • sound off
  • sound out
  • safe and sound

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbproduce noise
Synonyms
blare轰轰烈烈,轰鸣声,吼叫声,轰鸣声响起blow打击,吹,打吹,吹吹boom景气,暴涨,繁荣,轰轰烈烈echo回声,回音,回响,呼应reflect反射,反映,反思,反射出resonate共鸣,产生共鸣,响起,共鸣的resound响起,响彻云霄,回响,响亮ring戒指,环,圆环,圈子shout呐喊,呼喊,叫喊声,喊叫sing唱歌,唱歌的,唱歌的时候babble咿呀学语,咿咿呀呀,狒狒,咿呀bang砰的一声,咣当,砰,嘭bark吠声,吠叫声,吠叫,树皮burst爆裂,突发事件,爆发,突发buzz嗡嗡声,嗡嗡作响,嗡嗡的声音,嗡嗡叫cackle咯咯笑,咯咯叫,咯咯咯,咯咯笑声chatter唠叨,喋喋不休,唠叨声,聊天clack咔哒声,咔嗒声,咔咔声,咔嚓一声clang铿锵有力,哐当,铿锵,哐当一声clank哐哐当当,哐当,哐当声,哐啷一声clap拍手,拍拍手,鼓掌,拍掌clatter哗啦啦,哐啷哐啷,辚辚,哐啷clink碰撞,叮当,叮叮当当,碰crash崩溃,碰撞,撞车,崩盘creak吱吱声,咯吱声,吱吱作响,嘎吱嘎吱detonate引爆,引发,引爆了,起爆emit发出,放出,发出声音,排放explode爆炸,爆发,爆炸性,爆炸性地hum哼哼,幽默,嗡嗡声,哼唱jabber叽叽喳喳,胡说八道,叽叽歪歪,胡言乱语jangle叽叽喳喳,啷个,啷当,啷啷jar罐子,瓶子,缸,罐头moan呻吟声,呻吟,呻吟一声,呻吟声声murmur喃喃自语,喃喃细语,喃喃自语声,喃喃地说patter淅淅沥沥,模式,啪啪啪,啪嗒啪嗒play播放,游戏,玩,玩耍rattle拨浪鼓,拨浪鼓的声音,拨动,拨浪鼓声reverberate回荡,回响,回荡着,回荡的roar轰鸣声,咆哮声,咆哮,怒吼rumble隆隆声,轰隆隆,轰隆,轰鸣声shriek尖叫声,惨叫声,尖叫,嘶吼声shrill尖锐的,尖锐,尖锐的声音,尖利的slam猛击,抨击,猛烈抨击,猛烈撞击smash砸毁,捣毁,粉碎,砸碎snort哼一声,哼哼唧唧,哼,哼哼squawk喊叫声,呐喊声,尖叫声,呐喊thud噔噔噔,砰的一声,咚咚,砰砰thump捶打,砰的一声,砰砰,砰地一声thunder雷霆,雷鸣,雷霆之怒,雷鸣般的声音toot嘟嘟,嘟,嘟嘟声,嘟嘴trumpet喇叭,小号,喇叭口,喇叭声vibrate震动,振动,震荡,震撼whine发牢骚,抱怨,抱怨声,发牢骚的人whisper嘀咕,嘀咕一声,呫嗫,哼哼唧唧

Examples

  • To hear Apple's Craig Federighi tell the story, it sounds a bit like a callback to Steve Wozniak in a Silicon Valley garage so many years ago.

  • This algorithm uses audio sensors to record sound and sight while sending it over the LoRaWAN network directly to a ranger’s phone to create an immediate alert.

  • Once you enter, the four-story-tall Potomac Atrium seems to swallow up sound, an acoustical phenomenon that, in the days before the pandemic, might have merely underscored its emptiness.

  • But, perhaps unsurprisingly, the executives’ suggestions for Section 230 reform sound a lot like what they already do or have been planning to do.

  • Besso would go on to become a sidekick, of sorts, to Einstein—a sounding board, as Einstein put it, “the best in Europe,” asking the right questions that would inspire Einstein to find the right answers.

  • I found this as exciting as Enright did—she sounded giddy—but one of my coworkers was less enthused.

  • At the time that sounded like a great idea, but I was also about to start chemo and so that idea was temporarily put on hold.

  • Cook replied to several emails and said an interview sounded “cool.”

  • When asked by a public radio why Cuomo sounded as if he was encouraging Clinton to run, he smiled and dismissed the suggestion.

  • What he had created was a quick Web tool, but QuickWeb sounded lame, as if conjured up by a com­mittee at Microsoft.

  • This wasn't at all what he meant to say, and it sounded very ridiculous; but somehow the words wouldn't come straight.

  • Well, that sounded very encouraging, he thought, so he took hope anew that it would be accepted.

  • Out of the darkening sky rang the twanging call of a night-hawk, and the cluck of a dozing hen sounded from the foliage overhead.

  • That sounded very good—anything sounded good in these dark days in the life of Jean Baptiste.

  • He couldn't know now whether she was serious or merely joking; but notwithstanding it sounded pleasant to his ears.