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audible 【audible】adj.听得见的They quarreled with such a loud noise that their voices were audible to the neighbour.他们吵得很大声，邻居都听到到。

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['ɔːdəbl] 
audibleheard or perceptible by the ear
Something audible can be heard. Sometimes things that people don't want others to hear become audible, such as a growling stomach during a quiet moment at the movies.
Coming from the Latin audīre, "to hear," audible is an adjective meaning "heard" or "hearable." A scream is audible, a barking dog next door is audible, and a siren is audible. Why do some writers use the expression "a barely audible whisper?" Isn’t that what a whisper is — something you can barely hear?
All forms of 'audible' will appear on average once every 537 pages.audibilityaudibleaudiblenessaudiblyinaudibleinaudibilityinaudiblenessinaudibly

Front	audible
Pron	['ɔːdəbl]
Back	【audible】 adj.听得见的 They quarreled with such a loud noise that their voices were audible to the neighbour. 他们吵得很大声，邻居都听到到。
Vocab	audibleheard or perceptible by the ear Something audible can be heard. Sometimes things that people don't want others to hear become audible, such as a growling stomach during a quiet moment at the movies. Coming from the Latin audīre, "to hear," audible is an adjective meaning "heard" or "hearable." A scream is audible, a barking dog next door is audible, and a siren is audible. Why do some writers use the expression "a barely audible whisper?" Isn’t that what a whisper is — something you can barely hear? All forms of 'audible' will appear on average once every 537 pages. audibility audible audibleness audibly inaudible inaudibility inaudibleness inaudibly

Audible Barely ɔːdəbl Adj.听得见的 Quarreled Loud Noise Voices