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Meanings of audio in English

Russian
html5 audio

HTML element.

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html5 audio
Portuguese
gravação e reprodução sonora

A recording of acoustic signals.

gravação e reprodução sonora
Portuguese
som
Catalan
so
Spanish
volumen

The audible part of a transmitted signal.

som
Portuguese
audio
Spanish
audiofrecuencia

An audible acoustic wave frequency.

audio
Usage of audio in English
1
Guess one thing is for sure: the audio industry sure beats music.
Ebony
2
State radio is simply relaying the audio feed from the TV section.
The South African
3
More audio slideshows: The last Lewis's Liverpool's year of culture Talking Pictures
BBC
4
This will work with medium to high end home cinema audio systems.
Independent.ie
5
The result is balanced audio with audible bass and great stereo separation.
The Verge
6
The judge said others could access audio of the hearing by telephone.
Reuters
7
They boom from public audio systems, yet our hearts are still heavy.
The new yorker
8
Copyright restrictions mean this programme is not available on audio on demand.
Radio NZ
9
Copyright restrictions mean this programme is not available for audio on demand.
Radio NZ
10
Sounds cool, until you actually hear the audio quality this contraption musters.
Wired
11
So much for its main sales pitch: what's the audio quality like?
Independent.ie
12
The Bank of England said it had disabled the audio supplier's access.
Radio NZ
13
The Company's recorded content product include captions, transcripts, subtitles and audio description.
Reuters
14
His parents monitored proceedings via audio-visual link from their home in Canada.
Radio NZ
15
One example is that the iPhone 4S sends raw, compressed audio data.
Wired
16
The site contained audio messages from prominent American Muslims condemning the attack.
Wired
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Translations for audio
Catalan
soàudio
Audio through the time
Audio across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Rare
South Africa
Rare
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