形容词
1. His voice was barely audible above the noise of the machinery.
机器的噪声很响，他的声音几乎听不见。
1. 喊暗號：他要能精准地将球抛传给接球员(receivers要能迅速地移位以闪避防守球员的擒抱;要能看出攻守阵式优势的消长,而在发球前透过喊暗号(audible)的方式来改变进攻的策略;要能稳当地将球递给将要持球冲锋的球员(一般是将球放在跑者的腹部位置并迅速地让开
2. 听得见的：audible area 聽覺區 | audible 聽得見的 | audiclave 助聽器
3. 可听的：audibility meter 听度计 | audible 可听的 | audible threshold 听阀
4. 可听的、听得见的：audience 听众、观众 | audible 可听的、听得见的 | auditor 旁听生、审计员
1. audible的意思
1. 听得见的
A sound that is audible is loud enough to be heard.
e.g. The Co-lonel's voice was barely audible...
上校微弱的声音几不可闻。
e.g. There was an audible sigh of relief.
听得出来松了一口气。
1. Ware on a Manning audible with just under a minute to play.
2. audible
2. The modern world of a highway is only audible from behind the shrubbery - a faint reminder of how much urbanity has encroached upon us.
3. audible
3. The ball used in blind football is less bouncy than a regular one and contains ball bearings to make it audible.
4. audible的翻译
4. The protester's remarks and the sound of the shoe hitting the stage were audible in the news coverage of the speech on China Central Television.
5. He was replaced for the second act by Michael Hendrick, whose high notes were pinched but was more audible.
6. A latecomer walked across the front row, her high heels making a very audible clicking noise.
7. A song audible only to dogs has topped New Zealand record charts, and is looking to go global.
8. Teams rely heavily on numerous audible clues, so spectators must stay silent during play.
9. Replays were shown on the hundreds of televisions in the media seats, raising an audible gasp.
10. Audible signals have been installed in more than 500 crossings for the convenience of the blind.
noun
1. a football play is changed orally after both teams have assumed their positions at the line of scrimmage
adj
1. audible的意思
1. heard or perceptible by the ear
e.g. he spoke in an audible whisper
Synonym: hearable