单词 | soundbite |
释义 | bite /bīt/transitive verb and intransitive verb (pat bit; pap bittˈen or (archaic) bit)
ORIGIN: OE bītan; Gothic beitan, ON bīta, Ger beissen bītˈer noun
biteˈsize adjective (of food) small enough to be eaten in one bite bitˈing noun The action of the verb adjective
bīting louse noun A bird-louse biting midge noun A tiny fly which feeds on the blood of people and animals bite and (or or) sup Something to eat and (or) drink bite back To refrain from saying bite in (etching) To eat out the lines of with acid bite off more than one can chew
bite one's lip To restrain one's anger or mirth bite someone's head off To speak to someone unnecessarily angrily bite (or bite on) the bullet
bite the dust
bite the hand that feeds one To show ingratitude, often with the likely result of losing the help one is receiving bite the thumb (obsolete) To express defiance by knocking the thumb-nail against the teeth bitten off Abruptly cut short once bitten, twice shy A bad experience makes one cautious on a second occasion put the bite on To extort money from soundbite see under sound1 what's biting you, etc? What is the matter with you, etc?, what is annoying you, etc? sound1 /sownd/noun
ORIGIN: ME soun, from Anglo-Fr, from L sonus; for d cf pound3 soundˈer noun
soundˈing noun
soundˈingly adverb soundˈless adjective soundˈlessly adverb soundˈ-alike noun A person whose voice closely resembles that of another person sound barrier noun (aeronautics) A resistance met at or about the speed of sound when power required to increase speed rises steeply soundˈbite or sound bite noun A brief memorable phrase used by someone, esp a politician, when being interviewed on television or radio soundˈboard noun
sound boarding noun Boards between joists carrying pugging to make a floor soundproof sound body noun A resonance box sound bow noun The thick edge of a bell, against which the hammer strikes soundˈbox noun
sound broadcasting or sound radio noun Broadcasting by radio as opposed to television sound card noun A printed circuit board that enables a computer to produce enhanced sound effects soundˈ-carrier noun A medium, such as a record, tape or compact disc, on which sound is recorded soundˈcheck noun A check or test made on sound equipment prior to its use at a concert or for recording sound effects plural noun Sounds other than dialogue or music used in films, radio and television sound engineer noun (broadcasting, etc) One responsible for sound sound film noun A cinema film with a synchronized soundtrack sound hole noun An f-shaped hole in the belly of a stringed musical instrument sounding board noun
soundˈman noun A member of a television or film crew whose job it is to record sound sound mixer noun
sound poem noun A poem consisting of a series of euphonic syllables sound poet noun sound post noun A short post connecting the belly and back of a violin, etc under the bridge soundˈproof adjective Impenetrable by sound transitive verb To render soundproof soundˈproofing noun sound radio see sound broadcasting above. sound ranging noun (acoustics) The calculation of position by timing the arrival of sound waves from (three or more) known positions soundˈscape noun Esp in pop music, a mixture of sounds producing an overall effect soundˈseeing noun Listening to a recording of sounds from a distant place, eg on a podcast, to gain an impression of it sound shadow noun A region of silence behind a barrier to sound sound shift noun A series of regular changes in stop-consonants differentiating Germanic from other Indo-European languages, or (second shift) High German from other Germanic sound spectrogram noun A record produced by a sound spectrograph, an electronic instrument which makes a graphic representation of the qualities of a sound, eg frequency, intensity, etc sound spectrography noun sound stage noun The soundproof area of a motion-picture studio on which the actors perform and sets are built sound system noun
sound therapy noun A therapeutic technique based on sound, using both its rhythmic patterns and its frequencies soundˈtrack noun
sound wave noun A longitudinal disturbance propagated through air or other medium sound off (about or on)
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