audio
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1.8
- noun
- /ˈɔːdioʊ/
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audio
- The podcast provides high-quality audio for all its episodes.
- audio and video
- audio-visual
- audio recording
It's so basic, the written word, audio and video.
- It's so basic, the written word, audio and video.
- People just laughed at me and said, wait, audio over the Internet?
- There are three ways written word, audio and video.
- I will go ahead and play the audio for you now.
- Now first I'd like to test the audio without the sound pack on.
- What takes more skill, audio transition or video transition?
- So bear with me if this audio sucks, I'm sorry.
Examples
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Use technology tools to create and edit your own audio and video productions.
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I will go ahead and play the audio for you now.
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You know, I have an audio guide and an app.
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Yes, and the audio is done.
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Do you have audio signal?
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Remember, audio only, gotta get a good recording.
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To prevent further deterioration and restore the audio quality of the recordings, the museum is digitizing the collection.
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Audacity can be used to record multiple audio tracks that can be layered into complex compositions.
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19th-century audio recordings.
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She listened to the audio of the lecture during her commute.
Synonyms
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1.0
A noise you can hear
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1.5
A saved audio or video file you can play
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2.3
A saved sound like a file or tape of speech and music
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3.2
A saved copy of voices, music, or other noises you can play back
Compounds
- Specialized
A science that studies sound recordings to find evidence for police or court cases
- Archaic
A way of learning a language that focuses on listening, repeating, and speaking
How Audible
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Audio The word audio comes from the Latin root aud-, from audire, which means 'to hear'. Think of audience, the people who hear a show, so audio is the sound part of a recording or broadcast, the part you actually hear.