audible
听得见
definition
noun
He also was in command at the line of scrimmage, calling timely audibles .
a change in the offensive play called by the quarterback at the line of scrimmage.
adjective
ultrasound is audible to dogs
able to be heard.
translation of 'audible'
adjective
听得见,
可闻
example
The system, which is 'audible' over a wide area, will also play suitable music for church feast days.
His diction is amazingly clear and even when he sings, every word is 'audible' .
Yet, I can tell you that I had to put my ear right on top of the unit to hear any 'audible' noise.
The announcement of his divorce was met with 'audible' gasps across the world.
Conveniently, ultrasound also has a shorter range than 'audible' sound.
There was also a microphone for each team, so that the answers would be clearly 'audible' .
Wind noise is 'audible' at motorway speeds, but only because the engine and tyres are so quiet.
He also said the doorbell was not 'audible' to staff on the first floor, where officers write reports and take refreshments.
There was a moment of near-silence in which a slight murmur of concern was 'audible' .
She threw off the covers and sat up. just then she heard a small, barely 'audible' chuckle.
At this point an 'audible' gasp could be heard from the direction of the leaders.
All she could hear was the barely 'audible' swoosh of water going in and out the windows.
Meanwhile, a distinct rhythm of drumming for a war dance is 'audible' in the present.
An 'audible' crack was heard as the man's nose was broken and he fell to the floor, unconscious.
The sound quality is good, the instruments mesh together well and the vocals are 'audible' .
The music plays at a perfect level, 'audible' but not too loud as to drown out conversation.
He heard the sound of footsteps, muffled and barely 'audible' , coming down the long passageway.
I make my way back to the school when I hear a very 'audible' sigh from Garret.
I heard the scarcely 'audible' click of claws on the tiles: a step, then a hesitation.
There was some barely 'audible' whispering and my boss spoke again, only this time in a deeper voice.
The point was to improve the 'audibility' of the passage so that details did not get lost.
He calls some generic signals - no 'audibles' are needed.
The tenor and bass solos were less successful, partly because the soloists did not project well enough and 'audibility' was a serious problem.
The words passed in and out of 'audibility' and Astor was able to continue them in his head.
Part of the problem lies with the players, who are making mental errors and not picking up 'audibles' .
He is throwing the ball accurately and showing good game management skills, especially with his ability to call 'audibles' .
It's never a good sign when the audience 'audibly' groans throughout what was meant to be a grand love story.
Voices of the players can be heard during 'audibles' and during the play, sometimes guiding you towards where the play might go.
Councillors and onlookers alike gasped 'audibly' at Smith's transformation.
She was, alas, out of tune; and the musicians sitting around 'audibly' made sarcastic comments.
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