sound

US /saʊnd/
UK /saʊnd/
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1.

son, bruit

vibrations that travel through the air or another medium and can be heard when they reach a person's or animal's ear

:
The sound of music filled the room.
Le son de la musique remplissait la pièce.
I heard a strange sound outside.
J'ai entendu un son étrange dehors.
2.

détroit, bras de mer

a large ocean inlet or arm of the sea

:
They sailed through the narrow sound.
Ils ont navigué à travers le détroit étroit.
Puget Sound is a complex estuary system.
Le Puget Sound est un système d'estuaire complexe.
1.

sonner, retentir

to make a noise

:
The alarm began to sound loudly.
L'alarme a commencé à sonner fort.
The bell sounded at noon.
La cloche a sonné à midi.
2.

sembler, paraître

to appear to be; seem

:
That sounds like a good idea.
Cela semble une bonne idée.
He sounds tired.
Il semble fatigué.
3.

sonder, mesurer la profondeur

to measure the depth of water, typically with a sounding line or echo sounder

:
The crew began to sound the depths of the harbor.
L'équipage a commencé à sonder les profondeurs du port.
They used sonar to sound the ocean floor.
Ils ont utilisé le sonar pour sonder le fond de l'océan.
1.

sain, solide

in good condition; not damaged, injured, or diseased

:
The bridge is structurally sound.
Le pont est structurellement sain.
He has a sound mind and body.
Il a un esprit et un corps sains.
2.

valide, judicieux

based on valid reason or good judgment

:
Her arguments were logically sound.
Ses arguments étaient logiquement valides.
He gave me some sound advice.
Il m'a donné de bons conseils.
1.

profondément, complètement

deeply or completely

:
She was sound asleep.
Elle dormait profondément.
He was soundly defeated in the election.
Il a été complètement battu aux élections.