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phonic

/ˈfɑnɪk/ adj

Of or pertaining to sound; of the nature of sound; acoustic.

Word Origin From Greek phōnē 'sound, voice' — phonic means 'of sound'. The root is everywhere: telephone (distant sound), symphony (sounds together), phonics (teaching sounds), and phoneme (a unit of sound). The -ic suffix makes it an adjective, so phonic is simply 'sound-related'.

adj Of or pertaining to sound; of the nature of sound; acoustic.

The phonic quality of the concert hall was exceptional.

(形容词) 声音的；声学的

这个音乐厅的音质效果非常出色。

(adjetivo) fónico; fónica; acústico; acústica; sonoro [Perteneciente o relativo al sonido; de la naturaleza del sonido; acústico.]

La calidad acústica de la sala de conciertos fue excepcional.

(adjectif) phonique; acoustique; sonore [Relatif au son ; qui a la nature du son ; acoustique.]

La qualité phonique de la salle de concert était exceptionnelle.

(Adjektiv) phonisch; Schall-; akustisch [Den Schall oder die Akustik betreffend; klanglich.]

Die **phonische** Qualität des Konzertsaals war herausragend.

(形容詞) 音に関する。音の性質を持つさま。音響の。

そのコンサートホールの音響の質はきわめて優れていた。

(adjetivo) fônico; acústico; sonoro [De ou pertencente ao som; da natureza do som; acústico.]

A qualidade sonora da sala de concertos era excepcional.

Synonyms: acoustic auditory sonic aural audio sound phonatory vocal Antonyms: silent quiet mute noiseless
Word parts: phon + ic

Related words

phonics phoneme phonetics phonetic phonology telephonic symphonic euphonious cacophonous polyphonic

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