英语 - 匈牙利语

sound

gb/sˈaʊnd/ us/sˈaʊnd/
A1 英语
~ 1100
hang, megszólaltat, megszólal, hangzik, megbízható, stabil, ép, tengerszoros
名词 A1
1
用法模式:
the sound of [something]
The sound of rain helps me sleep.
Az eső hangja segít elaludni.
I heard a strange sound coming from the kitchen.
Furcsa hangot hallottam a konyhából.
The sound of the guitar filled the room.
Traffic sounds kept her awake all night.
学习者例句
I hear a sound outside.
Hangot hallok odakint.
The dog makes a loud sound.
A kutya hangos hangot ad ki.
Music is a kind of sound.
The baby likes the sound of her mother's voice.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'sound' with 'voice'; 'voice' refers specifically to the sounds made by a person when speaking or singing.
含义
Audible vibrations in air
搭配
loud sound |strange sound |background sound |sound waves |sound quality
近义词
noise (Often refers to unwanted or unpleasant sound, while 'sound' is neutral.)
反义词
silence (The complete absence of sound.)
主题
science |daily life |music |core_vocabulary
释义

Something you can hear, made by vibrations moving through the air or water.

Vibrations that travel through air or another medium and can be heard when they reach a person's or animal's ear.

动词 A2
2
用法模式:
sound [an alarm/a horn]
Please sound the alarm if you see smoke.
Kérlek, szólaltasd meg a riasztót, ha füstöt látsz.
The referee sounded the whistle to end the game.
A játékvezető megfújta a sípot, hogy véget vessen a mérkőzésnek.
They sounded the horn to warn the pedestrians.
学习者例句
The teacher sounds the bell at 9 a.m.
A tanár reggel 9-kor megszólaltatja a csengőt.
He sounds the horn before driving away.
Elindulás előtt dudál.
We sound the alarm when there is danger.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse 'sound' as a verb with 'play' for musical instruments; 'sound' focuses on producing noise, not performing music.
含义
Make a noise or signal
搭配
sound the alarm |sound the horn |sound a warning
近义词
ring (Specifically refers to the noise made by bells or phones, while 'sound' is more general.)
反义词
silence (To stop or prevent a noise from happening.)
主题
daily life |safety |communication |daily_life
释义

To make a noise, or to make something give a signal by noise.

To make a particular noise or cause something to make a noise, often as a signal or alarm.

动词 A2
3
用法模式:
sound [adjective]
You sound tired—did you sleep well?
Fáradtnak hangzol – jól aludtál?
That sounds like a great idea!
Ez remek ötletnek hangzik!
He sounded angry on the phone.
学习者例句
You sound happy today.
Ma boldognak hangzol.
That story sounds funny.
Az a történet viccesnek hangzik.
She sounds sad now.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use 'sound' with nouns incorrectly; it must be followed by an adjective in this sense ('You sound happy', not 'You sound happiness').
含义
Seem in a way when heard
搭配
sound good |sound interesting |sound angry
近义词
seem ('Seem' is more general; 'sound' refers specifically to impressions from hearing words or tones.)
反义词
appear ('Appear' relates more to visual impressions, not auditory ones.)
主题
communication |emotions |core_vocabulary
释义

To seem in a certain way from what is said or heard.

To give a particular impression based on what is heard or how something is described.

B1
4
用法模式:
a sound [structure/plan/idea]
The bridge is structurally sound.
A híd szerkezetileg stabil.
She gave me some sound advice.
Megbízható tanácsot adott nekem.
They made a sound investment in renewable energy.
学习者例句
This house is sound and safe.
Ez a ház stabil és biztonságos.
He gave me sound help.
Megbízható segítséget nyújtott nekem.
Our plan is sound.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse this meaning with 'healthy'; while related, 'sound' here applies to things and ideas as well as people.
含义
In good condition; undamaged
搭配
sound advice |sound structure |sound investment
近义词
solid ('Solid' can mean physically hard or dependable; 'sound' focuses on reliability and lack of faults.)
反义词
weak (Not strong or reliable.)
主题
construction |business |core_vocabulary |daily_life
释义

Strong, safe, and without damage or mistakes.

In good condition and not damaged, weak, or faulty.

名词 B2 TECHNICAL
5
They sailed through the sound to reach the open sea.
Áthajóztak a tengerszoroson, hogy kijussanak a nyílt tengerre.
Puget Sound is known for its beautiful scenery.
A Puget-szoros gyönyörű tájairól ismert.
The ship anchored in the calm waters of the sound.
学习者例句
We sailed across the sound.
Áthajóztunk a tengerszoroson.
The sound is between two islands.
A tengerszoros két sziget között húzódik.
Fish live in the sound.
含义
Narrow stretch of waterway
搭配
Puget Sound |Long Island Sound
近义词
strait ('Strait' is more common internationally; 'sound' is used in specific geographic names.)
主题
geography |nature |travel
释义

A narrow area of sea between two pieces of land.

A long, narrow stretch of water between two larger bodies of water or between an island and the mainland.

语法
词典原形
sound
IPA
GB/sˈaʊnd/
US/sˈaʊnd/
音节与重音
sound (1 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (sound)
词形变化
Adjective
  • Base: sound
  • Comparative: sounder
  • Superlative: soundest
Noun
  • Base: sound
  • Plural: sound, sounds
Verb
  • Base: sound
  • 3rd Person Singular: sounds
  • Present Participle: sounding
  • Past: sounded
词族
Forms
sounds noun sounding verb sounded verb sounder adjective soundest adjective
Related words
soundtrack noun B1 soundproof adjective
Negative and opposite forms
soundless adjective
Advanced or less common
soundlessly adverb
相关表达

make a sound

1
/mˈeɪk ə sˈaʊnd/
fixed phrase

Produce any noise at all

To make any kind of noise.

例句
  • She didn’t make a sound during the movie.
  • The baby suddenly made a loud sound.

sound like

1
/sˈaʊnd lˈaɪk/
fixed phrase

Give impression when heard

To seem in a certain way from what is heard or said.

例句
  • You sound like you're having fun.
  • That sounds like a great plan!

sound off

1
/sˈaʊnd ˈɔf/
phrasal verb informal

Express opinion loudly/forcefully

To talk loudly about your opinions, often complaining.

例句
  • He was sounding off about the new rules again.
  • She sounded off on social media about the poor service.

sound out

1
/sˈaʊnd ˈaʊt/
phrasal verb

Check someone's opinion indirectly

To ask someone carefully about something to learn what they think before you decide.

例句
  • We need to sound out the staff before changing the schedule.
  • She sounded him out about joining the project.

safe and sound

1
/sˈeɪf ˈænd sˈaʊnd/
fixed phrase

Unharmed after danger or risk

Not hurt or damaged after something dangerous happened.

例句
  • After the long journey, we arrived home safe and sound.
  • The missing hikers were found safe and sound.

safe and sound

2
/sˈeɪf ˈænd sˈaʊnd/
fixed phrase

Unharmed after danger or trouble

Not hurt and okay after being in danger.

例句
  • They arrived home safe and sound after the storm.
  • The missing child was found safe and sound.

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