NOISE


Meaning of NOISE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ deafening , loud

▪ awful , horrible , terrible

▪ faint , low , slight , small

The slightest ~ will wake him.

▪ sudden

▪ funny , strange

▪ background

There was constant background ~ from the road.

▪ constant , incessant

▪ banging , buzzing , clicking , hissing , etc.

▪ muffled

▪ aircraft , engine , traffic

▪ ambient , white

▪ rude ( esp. BrE )

One of the children made a rude ~.

VERB + NOISE

▪ create , emit , generate , let out , make , produce

the ~ created by aircraft

She was making a lot of ~.

▪ hear , listen to

We could hear funny little sucking ~s.

▪ block out , drown out , reduce

Wood is used to deaden the ~.

▪ complain about

NOISE + VERB

▪ come from sth

There were strange ~s coming from the kitchen.

▪ become louder , get louder , grow louder , increase

▪ die away , die down , fade , fade away

The deafening ~ of the machine died away to a rumble.

NOISE + NOUN

▪ level

▪ pollution

▪ reduction

PREPOSITION

▪ above the ~ , over the ~

We had to shout over the ~ of the traffic.

▪ ~ from

the ~ from the engine room

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