Inaudible Meaning in English
word
ˌɪˈnɔdəbəɫ
in-AW-duh-buhl
ɪnˈɔːdəbəl
in-AW-duh-buhl
释义
If something is inaudible, it cannot be heard because it is too quiet or there is too much noise.
用法与细微差别
Used formally or in technical contexts, often to describe voices, sounds, or background noise. Common collocation: 'an inaudible whisper.' Not used for things that can be heard—don't confuse with 'indistinct' (unclear) or 'silent' (no sound).
Spanish: inaudible - que no se oyePortuguese (BR): inaudívelPortuguese (PT): inaudívelChinese (Simplified): 听不见的 - 无法听到的Chinese (Traditional): 聽不見的 - 無法聽到的Hindi: सुनाई न देने वालाArabic: غير مسموعBengali: অশ্রাব্যRussian: неслышимыйJapanese: 聞こえないVietnamese: không nghe thấyKorean: 들리지 않는Turkish: duyulamazUrdu: ناقابل سماعتIndonesian: tidak terdengar
例句
The sound was inaudible from the back of the room.
basic
He spoke in an inaudible whisper.
basic
The music was so soft, it was almost inaudible.
basic
Her voice became inaudible as the train passed by.
natural
The words on the recording are totally inaudible because of the static.
natural
He tried to shout, but his voice was inaudible over the crowd.
natural