Co oznacza sound w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja sound?

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sound znaczenie & definicja

0 something that you hear or that can be heard -- dźwięk, odgłos, głos
- I could hear the sounds of the city through the open window.
- She stood completely still, not making a sound.
- Can you turn the sound up (= make a radio, television, etc louder)?
1 how something seems to be, from what you have been told or heard -- brzmienie czegoś
- I like the sound of the beef in red wine sauce.
- He's really enjoying college, by the sound of it.
2 to seem good/interesting/strange, etc, from what you have heard or read -- brzmieć dobrze/ciekawie/dziwnie itp.
- Your job sounds really interesting.
3 to seem like something, from what you have heard or read -- wydawać się, wyglądać na to, że
- That sounds like a really good idea.
- I don't want to sound as if I'm trying to create extra problems.
4 to seem angry/happy/rude, etc when you speak -- wydawać się złym/szczęśliwym/brzmieć niegrzecznie itp.
- You don't sound too sure about it.
5 to make a noise -- brzmieć
- It looks and sounds like a real bird.
- If the alarm sounds, you must leave the building immediately.
6 good or safe and able to be trusted -- solidny, rozsądny
- sound advice/judgment
- The building is quite old, but still structurally sound.
7 in a deep sleep -- w głębokim śnie , mocno śpiący

Thus, this term represents the sound generation due purely to the dynamics of the vortex centroids.
That is, there is a commonality of effect consistent with this region's role in the integration of sound and meaning.
The starting point for each part is either a random or a previously stored sound.
Some demonstrated the use of technical language, for example 'it did sound very like a scale'.
They were then told to put the sounds together to say the whole word.
This is a new synthesis technique that can generate sounds from slow movements of mechanical systems.
Further, there is no sound theoretical basis for the two heuristics that it uses.
In practice, pupils found the process of selecting sounds relatively straightforward and unproblematic.