Second, interpretation:
1, n. sound, sound; Tone, tone; Sound waves; noise
Me? Is it okay? Do you hear me? That? Sound? Yes? Answer? Band? Tuning? Up. ?
I can hear the band tuning up.
Two, six. Ring, sound; Sounds like; Echo; [Music] To play musical instruments, etc.
Me? Are you awake? Where to? That? Sound? Yes? That? Wind? Are you online? That? Trees?
The wind and trees outside woke me up.
3. Make a sound, make a sound; Send it out clearly; Announce and publish; laud
What time? Every one? Kind? Yes? Vocal music? Organ? Adjust,? Is it okay?
Why? That? Sound? Production? Similar? That? Spectrometer? Really? That? Corresponding? Change. ?
However, the adjustment of various vocal organs will also change the spectrogram accordingly.
4. sound; Reasonable; In good condition and undamaged; sensible
There may be risks, but nevertheless, we think it is a reasonable investment.
There may be dangers, but we still feel that this is a reliable investment.
Thoroughly and fully
He fell asleep peacefully in his mother's lullaby.
He fell asleep listening to his mother's lullaby.
Third, the etymological explanation:
He entered English around 1280, directly from his son; Old French; Sonus originally comes from classical Latin, which means sound.
Extended data:
Usage of words:
(noun)
1. The basic meaning of sound as a noun is "sound", which is an uncountable noun when it means abstract sound or refers to all audible sounds in general, and a countable noun when it means specific sound or special sound. Use the plural when expressing a sound, and use the singular when referring to a sound that attracts people's attention.
2. The extension of sound can also mean "impression, feeling and meaning" produced by watching or listening to something, which is often translated as "tone".
3. Sound can also be interpreted as "broadcasting and recording", which refers to the content played by radio or tape recorder.
(adjective)
1, sound as an adjective basically means "sound, intact", indicating that something is intact.
2. Sound can also be interpreted as "wise, wise and correct", which means that something is logical, refers to people, and refers to "capable and prudent".
3. Sound can also indicate that things are "complete and complete" in degree.
(verb)
1, the basic meaning of sound is "making a sound" and "ringing", and the extension can mean "making a sound? Signal. " Sound can also be used as a "sounding" solution, which means measuring water depth with sounding cables. By extension, it can mean "probing" and "asking", which means carefully or implicitly testing other people's opinions and opinions.
2. Sound can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be used in the passive structure, with nouns or pronouns as objects.
3.sound can also be used as a copula, meaning "sound", followed by a noun, adjective or clause, which is guided by if as a predicative.
4. Voice is used before adjectives to express the speaker's impression of someone or something, including the impression he heard or read about someone or something.
When sound is used as a connecting verb, it is followed by adjectives instead of adverbs.
Your idea sounds great.
Your idea sounds good.
6. Sound is generally not used in the continuous tense, but it can be used when you want to express the change of an idea or thing.
This car sounds a little rough recently.
The sound of this car has sounded a little rough recently.
7. sounds can be collectively referred to as "sounds", one sound means "one sound" and its plural form sounds means "multiple sounds";