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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 6-7) - Des sons

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés aux sons qui sont nécessaires à l'examen académique IELTS.

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Vocabulary for Academic IELTS (6-7)
dulcet
[Adjectif]

sweet, soothing, and pleasant to the ear

doux, suave

doux, suave

Ex: The harp's dulcet harmonies accompanied the bride's entrance at the wedding.
melodic
[Adjectif]

having a pleasing, musical sound

mélodieux, mélodieuse

mélodieux, mélodieuse

Ex: The melody was simple yet melodic, filling the room with warmth .
harmonious
[Adjectif]

having a combination of tones that blend well together

harmonieux, harmonieuse

harmonieux, harmonieuse

Ex: The water fountain produced harmonious trickle , adding serenity to the park .
thunderous
[Adjectif]

extremely loud and resonant like the sound of thunder

tonitruant, rugissant

tonitruant, rugissant

Ex: Signaling the plane 's takeoff , thunderous sound of the jet engine reverberated across the runway .
echoing
[Adjectif]

producing repeated or reflected sounds

résonnant, écho

résonnant, écho

Ex: The old library had a grand echoing staircase, amplifying even the slightest noise.
booming
[Adjectif]

resounding with a deep, loud, and powerful quality, often like the sound of a boom

résonnant, tonitruant

résonnant, tonitruant

Ex: booming cannon fire marked the beginning of the historical reenactment .
rhythmic
[Adjectif]

having a pattern or regular sequence of sounds, movements, or events

rythmique, régulier

rythmique, régulier

Ex: The rhythmic pattern of the waves crashing on the shore was mesmerizing.
cacophonous
[Adjectif]

having a harsh, unpleasant, and jarring sound

cacophonique, bruyant

cacophonique, bruyant

Ex: The thunderstorm cacophonous with the roaring of thunder and pelting rain .
resonant
[Adjectif]

(of sound) having a deep, clear, and echoing effect

retentissant, sonore

retentissant, sonore

Ex: The resonant sound of footsteps on the wooden floor echoed in the empty hall.
rumbling
[Adjectif]

having a low, deep, and continuous sound especially heard from a long distance

grondant, ronflant

grondant, ronflant

Ex: The underground subway train caused a low rumbling sensation as it passed by.
rustling
[Adjectif]

having a soft, light, and whispery sound

chuchotant, murmurant

chuchotant, murmurant

Ex: The hiker enjoyed the rustling stream, surrounded by the tranquility of nature.
buzzing
[Adjectif]

producing a continuous humming or vibrating sound, like the sound of bees

bourdonnant, bzzzz

bourdonnant, bzzzz

Ex: The room was filled with a buzzing noise.
creaking
[Adjectif]

making a high-pitched noise when being moved, often due to friction

grincement, craquant

grincement, craquant

grumbling
[Adjectif]

producing a low, discontented, or continuous sound

grommelant, grondeur

grommelant, grondeur

Ex: The grumbling noise of the plumbing hinted at a potential issue in the building.
deafening
[Adjectif]

(of a sound) too loud in a way that nothing else can be heard

assourdissant, éboulissant

assourdissant, éboulissant

Ex: She had to cover her ears because the concert's music was deafening.
murmuring
[Adjectif]

making a soft, low, and indistinct sound

murmurant, murmureux

murmurant, murmureux

Ex: The murmuring brook created a peaceful backdrop for the outdoor meditation session.
dull
[Adjectif]

(of a sound) having a muted or indistinct quality

sourd, peu distinct

sourd, peu distinct

Ex: The worn-out piano keys produced dull, muffled sound as they were played .

the continuous, soft, and unclear noises, like the sound of a baby

gazouillis, babillage

gazouillis, babillage

Ex: A parent 's heart swells with love upon hearing the babbling of their sleeping baby .
hissing
[nom]

the act or sound of producing a prolonged and fricative noise

sifflement, siffle

sifflement, siffle

Ex: In the dark alley, a mysterious hissing echoed, sending shivers down the detective's spine.

the sharp sound of popping and snapping, often associated with the breaking or burning of materials

crépitement, grésillement

crépitement, grésillement

Ex: The popping crackling of the popcorn machine signaled the start of movie night .
roaring
[nom]

a strong, deep, and long-lasting noise that sounds like the sound of an animal

rugissement, ronflement

rugissement, ronflement

Ex: roaring of the gorillas echoed through the mountainous terrain , showcasing their dominance .
humming
[nom]

a low and continuous sound

battement, vibrations

battement, vibrations

Ex: In the attic, the old fan produced a nostalgic humming sound as it circulated the air.
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