audibly
声响,听得见,大声,大声地
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Definitions
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- : capable of being heard; loud enough to be heard; actually heard.
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- : Also called automatic, checkoff. Football. a play called at the line of scrimmage to supersede the play originally agreed upon as the result of a change in strategy.
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Guards relayed calls to running backs and backup quarterback Chase Daniel supervised audibles when he replaced Stafford, who was knocked out of the game by a rib injury, in the fourth quarter.
In these systems, the dash cam monitors the position of the lane lines relative to the car’s direction of travel and will alert the driver when they are drifting out of the lane with an audible alert, a visual alert, or both.
All of the major smart speakers got an audible upgrade this year, with one exception.
There are no women left, and all the men are afflicted by something called the "Noise," which makes their thoughts audible, driving many of them mad.
NPS surveys have found that helicopter noise is audible in 98 percent of the park’s wilderness areas, disturbing wildlife and park visitors.
If the crowd started to audibly sing one of his songs, he would lose track of the vocal and launch into screams of encouragement.
“His tone of voice, too, was audibly less forceful than it normally is,” Givens continued.
I was gasping audibly, my torso rigid with fear, as I turned left into a classroom.
Al Gore may have beaten George W. Bush on points in their first debate in 2000, but he audibly sighed.
By the end of the episode, the two shared a short, but sweet kiss, silencing the frustrated fans and making America audibly "aww."
Mr. Pickwick paused again: Emily and Arabella sobbed audibly.
Trenchard took the pipe from his lips, blew out a cloud of smoke and stared at his friend.