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🔑soundsound1 /saʊnd / noun - [countable, uncountable] something that you hear or that can be heard声音；声响◆the sound of voices说话声◆She opened the door without a sound.她悄无声息地打开了门。◆Light travels faster than sound.光速比声速快。◆sound waves声波
- the sound [singular] the volume on a television, radio, etc.（电视机、收音机等的）音量◆Can you turn the sound up / down?你能把音量调大点／小点吗？
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geography地理) (often in place names) a long, fairly wide area of water that connects two large areas of water（常用于地名）海峡，海湾◆Long Island Sound长岛海峡
 ●the sound of sththe impression that you have of something when you hear or read about it听起来；看来◆She must be an interesting person, by the sound of it.听起来她一定是个风趣的人。◆I don't like the sound of these new regulations.我感觉不喜欢这些新规定。
🔑soundsound2 /saʊnd / verb - [intransitive] to give a particular impression when heard or heard about; to seem听起来好像；似乎◆That sounds like a child crying.听起来好像是个孩子在哭。◆She sounded upset and angry on the phone.她在电话里似乎很恼怒。◆The rain sounds heavy.雨似乎下得很大。◆You sound like my mother!你说起话来就像我母亲！◆He sounds like a very nice person from his letter.从他的来信看，他似乎是个很不错的人。◆It doesn't sound as if he's very reliable.听上去他不太可靠。◆Your idea sounds pretty good – let's give it a try.你的主意听起来很不错，我们试一试吧。
- [transitive] to cause something to make a sound使发出声音◆to sound the horn of your car按响车喇叭
●raise / sound the alarmto warn people about something dangerous发出警报◆I hammered on all the doors to raise the alarm.我敲打所有的门以发出警报。  ●sound sb outto ask someone questions in order to find out what he / she thinks or intends试探，探听（某人的想法或意图）◆I'm going to sound out the boss about my proposal.我准备探一探老板对我的建议的看法。
soundsound3 /saʊnd / adjective - healthy and strong; in good condition健康的；完好的◆a sound state of health良好的健康状况◆The structure of the bridge is basically sound.桥的结构基本上完好无损。 OPP unsound
- sensible; that you can rely on明智的；合理的；可靠的◆sound advice合理的建议
●safe and soundnot hurt or damaged安然无恙；完好无损◆The missing child was found safe and sound by the police.警方找到了那个失踪的孩子，他安然无恙。▸ sound·ness noun [uncountable]
soundsound4 /saʊnd / adverb ●be sound asleepto be deeply asleep酣睡；睡得很沉 |