sounding
Pronunciación: [ˈsaʊndɪŋ]
Palabra
Contexto: «music»
(noun) the act of making a sound, especially in a musical context. When people play instruments or sing, they create soundings that can be beautiful and enjoyable to listen to.
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The soundings from the orchestra filled the room with joy.
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The soundings during the rehearsal were not very pleasant at all.
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What soundings can we hear from the band tonight?
Contexto: «science»
(noun) a method used to measure the depth of water or other things under the surface. Scientists use soundings to find out how deep a lake or ocean is.
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The soundings showed that the lake was much deeper than we thought.
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Our soundings revealed there were no deep areas in this part of the river.
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How accurate are the soundings from the last survey?
Contexto: «exploration»
(verb) the act of listening or checking what something is like, especially by testing or asking questions. For example, you might sound a friend out about their feelings before making a big decision.
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She is sounding out different opinions before making the final choice.
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He wasn't sounding out the situation carefully, which led to mistakes.
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Are you sounding out your classmates about the new project?
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