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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSound Field
/saʊnd fiːld/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A region or area in which sound waves propagate and can be detected.
"The sound field in the concert hall was designed to enhance the acoustics." - 2
The spatial distribution of sound energy in a given environment.
"The researchers studied the sound field created by the speakers in the auditorium."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'sound' originates from Old English 'sund', which means 'to be healthy' or 'to be whole'. 'Field' comes from Old English 'feld', meaning 'open land'. The combination reflects the concept of an area where sound is present and can be perceived.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Sound Field" is said worldwide
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Champ sonore
Transliteration: Shamp sonor
"Le champ sonore dans la salle de concert était exceptionnel."
Schallfeld
Transliteration: Shall-feld
"Das Schallfeld im Konzertsaal wurde sorgfältig gestaltet."
Campo sonoro
Transliteration: Campo sonoro
"Il campo sonoro era perfetto per il concerto."
Campo sonoro
Transliteration: Campo sonoro
"El campo sonoro en la sala de conciertos era impresionante."
Campo sonoro
Transliteration: Campo sonoro
"O campo sonoro no auditório foi projetado para melhorar a acústica."
ध्वनि क्षेत्र
Transliteration: Dhvani kshetra
"ध्वनि क्षेत्र में संगीत की गूंज अद्भुत थी।"
声场
Transliteration: Shēng chǎng
"音乐会的声场设计得非常好。"
음향 필드
Transliteration: Eumhyang pildeu
"콘서트의 음향 필드는 매우 뛰어났습니다."
音場
Transliteration: Onba
"コンサートの音場は素晴らしかった。"
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