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Meanings of audible in anglès
Usage of audible in anglès
1
The result is balanced audio with audible bass and great stereo separation.
2
The distribution of the audible after-shocks in space is shown in Fig.
3
The sound of the softly-closed door was just audible in the darkness.
4
The wails of the violin were very audible in the passage outside.
5
All the hoarded strength of the night was audible in the words.
6
The noise of the approaching horse was plainly audible in the room.
7
Presently a footstep became audible; it was the servant with the lamps.
8
June made no audible answer; she mumbled something; and Daisy sat still.
9
A number had assembled outside the stadium, offering audible encouragement via amplifiers.
10
The noise of a carriage passing in the street was painfully audible.
11
Against the shrieking approach of the Gowrow, Scorpius' voice was barely audible.
12
But the pain in her heart gave the speech an audible edge.
13
Her voice, now audible for the first time, was soft and clear.
14
Some parleying was audible in the hall, and soon the new-comer entered.
15
The most alarming sounds were audible from the interior of the room.
16
The signs of that Spirit in those days were visible and audible.
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Audible through the time
Audible across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common