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Elenco di Parole Livello C2 - Suoni

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CEFR C2 Vocabulary
muffled
[aggettivo]

having a sound that is muted, subdued, or dampened

attutito, smorzato

attutito, smorzato

Ex: The speaker's voice on the intercom was muffled, causing some difficulty in communication.
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shrill
[aggettivo]

having a sharply high-pitched, harsh sound

acuto, stridente

acuto, stridente

Ex: The emergency siren wailed with shrill pitch , alerting residents to take cover .
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dissonant
[aggettivo]

(of a sound) having tones that clash or sound unpleasant together

disonante, inarmonico

disonante, inarmonico

Ex: dissonant tones of the alarm system startled everyone in the building .
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grating
[aggettivo]

having a harsh or unpleasant sound

stridente, fastidioso

stridente, fastidioso

Ex: The grating noise of the metal door hinges echoed through the empty hallway.
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clanging
[aggettivo]

having a loud, sharp, and resonant sound, often characterized by the collision or striking of metal objects

clamoroso, metallico

clamoroso, metallico

Ex: The sudden clanging of the fire alarm startled everyone in the office building.
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jarring
[aggettivo]

(of a sound) so harsh and unpleasant that creates a strong sense of disturbance

stridente, discordante

stridente, discordante

Ex: jarring noise of construction outside made it difficult to concentrate on her work .
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squeaky
[aggettivo]

producing a high-pitched, sharp sound

scricchiolante, stridulo

scricchiolante, stridulo

Ex: squeaky marker on the whiteboard made a distracting noise during the lecture .
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raucous
[aggettivo]

(of a sound) loud, harsh, and unpleasant to the ears

rumoroso, strepitoso

rumoroso, strepitoso

Ex: Despite raucous cheers from the crowd , the team lost the game .
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whirring
[aggettivo]

producing a continuous, buzzing, or humming sound

ronzante, fischiante

ronzante, fischiante

Ex: In the kitchen, the preparation of the smoothie was announced by the whirring noise of the electric blender.
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raspy
[aggettivo]

having a rough sound, often unpleasant to listen to

rasposo, ruvido

rasposo, ruvido

Ex: The old record player emitted a raspy crackling sound as it played the worn vinyl.
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blaring
[aggettivo]

producing a loud, harsh, and intense sound, often characterized by its overwhelming volume and piercing quality

urlante, assordante

urlante, assordante

Ex: Amplifying the speaker's voice across the crowd, the blaring speakers at the political rally captured everyone's attention.
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thudding
[aggettivo]

producing a heavy, muffled, and often repeated sound

pulsante, battente

pulsante, battente

Ex: The ground quivered with the thudding footsteps of the approaching elephant.
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guttural
[aggettivo]

characterized by a deep, harsh, throaty sound

gutturale, profondo

gutturale, profondo

Ex: guttural grumbling of the hungry stomach could be heard in the silent room .
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jangling
[aggettivo]

producing a harsh, discordant sound, often characterized by a series of clashing or clinking noises

stridente, clinking

stridente, clinking

Ex: The street musician's performance was enlivened by the jangling sound of the tambourine.
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susurrous
[aggettivo]

having a murmuring sound, like that of whispering or the wind through leaves

susurroso, sussurrante

susurroso, sussurrante

Ex: In the classroom , the only sound was susurrous scratching of pencils on paper .
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sibilant
[aggettivo]

(of a speech sound) having a hissing or hushing effect, as in "s," "sh," or "z"

sibilante

sibilante

Ex: sibilant sound of the breeze through the leaves was calming .
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clangorous
[aggettivo]

producing a loud, harsh, and metallic sound

clamoroso, stridente

clamoroso, stridente

Ex: clangorous banging of drums could be heard from the parade down the street .
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vociferous
[aggettivo]

expressing feelings or opinions, loudly and forcefully

clamoroso

clamoroso

Ex: Despite her normally reserved demeanor , she vociferous when defending her beliefs .
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mellisonant
[aggettivo]

having a sweet or pleasing sound

mellisono, melodioso

mellisono, melodioso

Ex: The storytellermellisonant voice made his tales enchanting .
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strident
[aggettivo]

loud and harsh-sounding, often causing discomfort

stridente, acuto

stridente, acuto

Ex: strident screech of the brakes made everyone flinch .
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mellifluous
[aggettivo]

(of sounds) smooth, pleasant, and sweet to the ear

mellifluo

mellifluo

Ex: Listening to classical music can have mellifluous effect on the mind , promoting relaxation and inner peace .
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euphonious
[aggettivo]

pleasing to the ear

eufonico, melodioso

eufonico, melodioso

Ex: The birdsong in the morning was euphonious that it became her favorite part of the day .
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clamorous
[aggettivo]

characterized by a loud and continuous noise

clamoroso, rumoroso

clamoroso, rumoroso

Ex: As the fire alarm blared , the hallway was filled clamorous and panicked voices .
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to screech
[Verbo]

to make a loud, harsh, piercing sound, like that of tires sliding on pavement

stridere

stridere

Ex: The rusty screeched as she pushed it reluctantly .
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to chime
[Verbo]

to make a ringing sound, like a bell or clock

suonare, tintinnare

suonare, tintinnare

Ex: The chimed, signaling the end of the recess .
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to purl
[Verbo]

to make a murmuring or bubbling sound, often associated with the movement of water

mormorare, gorgogliare

mormorare, gorgogliare

Ex: By next week , the newly installed pond purl softly , attracting birds and wildlife to its tranquil waters .
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