noised
nɔɪzd
Definition

Definition of noised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
dataTECH.having noise that distorts data valuesTECH.
  • The noised signal was hard to interpret.
corrupted distorted tainted
2.
rumoredDatedUKspread widely as a rumorDatedUK
  • The noised scandal affected many lives.
rumored spread
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Origin of noised

Latin, nausea (seasickness)

Examples of noised in a sentence

  • Researchers struggled with the noised measurements.
  • The noised affair was the talk of the town.
  • A noised rumor can spread quickly in small communities.

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  1. French:bruité, répandu, ...
  2. German:rauschbehaftet, gerüchtet, ...
  3. Italian:disturbato, rumoreggiato, ...
  4. Spanish:ruidoso, rumoreado, ...
  5. Portuguese:ruidoso, rumorado, ...
  6. Chinese:有噪声的, 被谣传的, ...
  7. Japanese:ノイズのある, 噂された, ...
  8. Arabic:مشوش, مُشَاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:רוֹעֵשׁ, שֶׁנִּפּוֹץ עָלוֹ שָׁמוּעוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:шумный, распространённый как слух, ...
  11. Ukrainian:за-шумлений, чутка, ...
  12. Hindi:शोरयुक्त, अफवाह, ...
noise
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Definition of noise - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
soundunwanted or unpleasant sounds
  • The noise from the construction was unbearable.
clamor din racket
2.
activitiesUSunwanted fuss or useless activityUS
  • All the noise about the new policy was unnecessary.
brouhaha commotion hubbub

Verb

1.
soundintr.Raremake a loud or disruptive soundintr.Rare
  • The children began to noise during the assembly.
blare blast
2.
communicationintr.Raretalk loudly or at lengthintr.Rare
  • He noised about his achievements all evening.
chatter prattle
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Expressions with noise

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produce a sound or sounds
The children make noise while playing.
important or influential person
He became a big noise in the tech industry after his app went viral.
stop or reduce the noise
Please kill the noise by turning off the radio.
cheer or holler loudly and enthusiastically
The fans were asked to make some noise for the team.
get attention in a crowded space
Her unique style helped her cut through the noise in the fashion industry.
make a sound inaudible by louder sound
The music drowned out the noise of the traffic.

Origin of noise

Latin, nausea (seasickness)

Examples of noise in a sentence

  • He couldn't concentrate due to the noise in the office.
  • The noise surrounding the celebrity's arrival was overwhelming.
  • There was a lot of noise about the minor changes in the schedule.
  • Engineers worked to minimize noise in the transmission.
  • The noise affected the clarity of the audio signal.
  • The noise from the machinery was distracting.

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  1. French:bruit, faire du bruit, ...
  2. German:Lärm, lärmen, ...
  3. Italian:rumore, fare rumore, ...
  4. Spanish:ruido, hacer ruido, ...
  5. Portuguese:barulho, fazer barulho, ...
  6. Chinese:噪音, 吵闹, ...
  7. Japanese:騒音, 騒ぐ, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَجِيج, أَحْدَثَ ضَجَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַעַשׁ, לְהַרְעִישׁ, ...
  10. Russian:шум, шуметь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шум, шуміти, ...
  12. Hindi:शोर, शोर मचाना, ...
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