To sound - Español Inglés Diccionario

To sound

Significados de "To sound" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 50 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
to the sound of al son de [adv]
celebration to the sound of a tambourine pandereteo [m]
device which is used to make a whistling sound silbato [m]
device which is used to make a whistling sound pito [m]
device which is used to make a whistling sound chifle [m]
pertaining to audible sound de sonido [adj]
pertaining to audible sound de audio [adj]
pertaining to sound sónico [adj]
(alarm) to sound sonar (la alarma) [v]
(sound) to produce arrancar [v]
to sound the alarm dar la voz de alarma [v]
sound the call to arms tocar arma [v]
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaste [m] MXHN
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaxtle [m] SV
indigenous folk dance in which dancers hold a bow and arrows and play with them to the sound of music as a part of the choreography chuncho [m] BO:C,W
loud sound made when falling to the ground guatacazo [m] DOCL
sound made with lips to manifests disagreement trompetilla [f] CUPR
using pretentious and obscure words to sound intelligent filatélico [adj] EC
make a soft whistling sound to hunt iguanas silbar iguanas [v] CRVE
(for the garbage collection truck) to alert residents with a sound to take the garbage out campanear [v] MX
imitating the sound of a blow or punch to something relatively soft ¡cuaz! [interj] HN
used to imitate the sound of cracking knuckles, especially those of the hands or feet, to reinforce one's position ¡cuy! [interj] EC
Idioms
sound the call to arms tocar la generala [v]
to the sound of a son de un instrumento [adv]
I don't want to sound like a busybody but no quiero parecer un metiche pero
I don't want to sound like a busybody but no quiero sonar como un entrometido pero
I don't want to sound like a busybody but no quiero meter las narices donde no me llaman, pero
Speaking
does that sound like rational behavior to you? ¿eso te parece racional para ti?
i'm starting to sound like my dad estoy empezando a hablar como mi padre
i'm starting to sound like my dad estoy empezando a sonar como mi papá
there be not a sound to be heard no se oye ni el crujir de una rama
this may sound silly to you esto te puede sonar absurdo
this may sound silly to you esto te puede sonar tonto
which sound belongs to which animal? ¿a qué animal pertenece cada sonido?
i just wanted to hear the sound of your voice solo quería escuchar tu voz
Colloquial
name given to andalusians and those who give the h a strong guttural sound jándalo [adj]
using pretentious and obscure words to sound intelligent filático [adj] ECderog.
name given to andalusians and those who give the h a strong guttural sound jándala [adj/f]
Proverbs
there wasn't a sound to be heard no se oía ni (el vuelo de) una mosca
Engineering
sound-to-picture power ratio relación de potencias entre las señales de imagen y sonido
Geology
latin word used to try and sound academic latinajo [m]
Rehabilitation
tolerance to sound tolerancia al ruido
Sound Engineering
a unit of sound intensity equal to 10 decibels belio [m]
Music
musical instrument consisting of the dried and seedless fruit of the güiro bottle gourd or calabash and with a series of slots that are rasped to produce a sound güícharo [m] PR
Linguistics
an alteration in the quality of a vowel sound to indicate grammatical change apofonía [f]
Phonetics
put sound to sonorizar [v]
Entomology
insect similar to the cicada, but with a sharper and stronger sound chiquirín [m] GTHNSVNI
a snail up to 20 cm in length, used as a horn produces a sound that can be heard at a great distance guarura [f] VE
Folklore
traditional dance performed by the garifunas on holy saturday to the sound of wind instruments and shells from the colonial period juego de tiras [m] HN:N
popular dance of three stanzas with a leisurely rhythm, played to the sound of guitar, snare drum, and clapping marinera [f] ECPE