Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Noise"

A: It means they know how to tell and let other people know and show proof of police harassment

A: depending on the context, it could mean “disruptive” like: “the noise is disrupting my sleep”

it can also be used like the word “troublesome” like: “i’ll get used to the noise, but for now, it is troublesome to hear”

A: Here, prosaic means common and everyday.

The word stems from prose— which is normal non-poetic writing.

It can be used to describe prose and writing that lacks poetic beauty (ex. “Prosaic writing”). It can also be used to describe conventional/ unromantic things.

The connotation is slightly negative.

“Prosaic explanation” means an ordinary and slightly unimaginative explanation.

A: Usually Too much racket means that you are making a lot of noise

A: Sounds! :)

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A: Did you hear that noise? That was a strange noise

A: "It was so loud, you had to yell over the noise so the next person could understand you."

"I can't hear you over the noise."

A: There was too much noise in the room and he needed peace.
The noise of bombs and guns was incessant.
The baby was filled with alarm at the darkness and the noise.
Sir Gerald made a small noise in his throat.
She'd been working in her room till a noise had disturbed her.

A: The meaning is the same, although the first sentence sounds more natural. Also the word "sound" would be better than the word "noise" here.

"The sound of the rain frightened the residents." Or - "The rain made a noise that frightened the residents."

A: "I always try not to make noise when he sleeps"
1. in general, he sleeps here every day (for instance), and I try not to make noise every day when he is sleeping
2. a bit awkward, but it can focus on the action itself. "sleep" in general is more often thought of as a process than a concrete action, but this form nonetheless emphasizes that. (a better variant, if this is the goal, would be "when he goes to sleep," which sounds natural)

"I always try not to make noise while he is sleeping"
1. focus on the process. Throughout the duration of his sleeping, you try not to make any noise. It would sound a bit better without "always," in my opinion, because there's a logical mixing of "always" and a fixed portion of time

A: "Grew" is more creative

A: In a scary movie a person who is afraid might say, "What's that noise?"

If you are all alone in your house and you hear a noise in another room you might think to yourself, "What's that noise?"

A parent might hear loud music in the child's room and in a disapproving tone of voice say, "What's all that noise?"

"All" would mean that it is loud in that sentence.

A: They are very similar words and either one can be used in many cases. For instance, "What was that noise?" or "What was that sound?" mean the same thing. (In these cases, both are being used as a noun.)

But, there are also sentences like "I like the sound of this" or "This music sounds good" where 'noise' would not make sense.

Noise can sometimes have more of a negative meaning. like in "Stop making so much noise!"
Or, as the adjective 'Noisy', you could say "This is a very noisy machine".

A: As this is a question I would say
Am I still making noise?

A: I love that you uploaded a video on YouTube to ask this question.

I don't think there's a name for that specific noise, I'd say "the noise of opening/closing a curtain".

A: If someone is asleep the sound might wake them up and they will find it annoying. if someone is already awake and hears the noise they probably won't comment on it.

A: He snores.
He is snoring.

A: “That is very loud” “That is very noisy”

A: The answer is: You are hearing things

A: × most is the constant noise.

× Frustrated was I

× It's frustrating me

What frustrates me most is the noise

A: the answer is wrong:
A: what is that noise?
B: I think it’s a cat / it’s probably a cat

A: What was that strange noise? OK
Check it out in the garden. ❌
Go to the garden and check it out.

A: you would say "His noise continued more than ten days."