noise
a noise with high volume
general sounds in the environment, such as from traffic or conversations
noise produced by vehicles on the road
a noise that happens unexpectedly
a noise that is quiet or at a low pitch
noise produced by an engine
a noise that continues without stopping
an unusual or strange noise
an extremely loud noise
noise produced by airplanes
a very unpleasant or annoying noise
an unusual or strange noise
a very unpleasant or annoying noise
a low, continuous humming sound
a very unpleasant or annoying noise
a short, sharp sound
a loud, repeated hitting sound
a noise that is not loud or clear
a quiet and unclear sound
a small and quiet noise
a sound like a long 's'
a quiet noise
a noise that continues without stopping and is usually annoying
the background sound of a particular environment
a noise containing many frequencies with equal intensities, often used to mask other sounds
a sudden, unpleasant sound, often made deliberately (e.g., a burp)
the intensity or volume of a sound
the process of making something less noisy
harmful or annoying levels of noise, as from airplanes, industry, etc.
to originate from a place or thing
to increase in volume (more informal)
to gradually increase in volume
to increase in volume (more formal)
to increase in volume
to gradually become quieter
to become much quieter
to gradually become quieter and then stop
to gradually become quieter and then stop
indicates the source of the noise
to be heard despite another loud sound
to be heard despite another loud sound
the most common way to say produce a sound
to perceive a noise with your ears
to pay attention to a noise
to make a noise less loud
a slightly more formal way to say make a noise
to express dissatisfaction with a noise
to cause a noise to exist
to produce a noise, especially electronically or by a process
to prevent a noise from being heard
to make a noise, often suddenly or involuntarily
to be so loud that another noise cannot be heard
to send out a noise (often used for machines)