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1 noise made with the heels
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2 noise-maker
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3 noise
nACOUST, COMP&DP, ELECTRON, PHYS, SAFE ruido mSPACE communications estrépito m, ruido m, sonido mTELECOM perturbación oscilatoria f, ruido mTV ruido mWAVE PHYS interferencias f pl, ruido m -
4 noise
noiz1) (a sound: I heard a strange noise outside; the noise of gunfire.) ruido, sonido2) (an unpleasantly loud sound: I hate noise.) ruido•- noiselessly
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noise n ruidotr[nɔɪz]1 ruido, sonido1 comentarios nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto make a noise hacer ruidoto noise something abroad difundir algonoise n: ruido mn.• barahúnda s.f.• baraúnda s.f.• bulla s.f.• bullicio s.m.• estridor s.m.• estrépito s.m.• ruido s.m.• sonido s.m.• tiberio s.m.• trisca s.f.• zarabanda s.f.v.• divulgar v.nɔɪza) c u ( sound) ruido mto make a noise — hacer* ruido
to make a noise about something — quejarse de algo; (before n)
noise level — nivel m sonoro or de ruido
b) noises pl (remarks, comments) (colloq)[nɔɪz]I don't know if she liked it, but she made all the right noises — no sé si le gustó, pero fue muy cortés or dio la impresión de que sí
1. N1) (=sound) ruido mbackground 2.he was making choking noises in his throat — hacía ruidos con la garganta como si se estuviera ahogando
2) (=loud sound) ruido mstop that noise! — ¡deja de hacer ese ruido!
3) *(fig)she made noises about wanting to go home early — quería irse pronto a casa y estuvo soltando indirectas
she showed polite interest and made all the right noises — se mostró interesada y cortés y dijo todo lo correcto
I just made sympathetic noises and said what a shame it was — me limité a mostrarme comprensiva y dije que era una lástima
4) * (=person)5) (Rad, TV, Telec, Comput) interferencia f2.VTto noise sth about or abroad — divulgar algo, correr la voz de algo
3.CPDnoise abatement N — reducción f del ruido
noise level N — nivel m del ruido
noise pollution N — contaminación f acústica
* * *[nɔɪz]a) c u ( sound) ruido mto make a noise — hacer* ruido
to make a noise about something — quejarse de algo; (before n)
noise level — nivel m sonoro or de ruido
b) noises pl (remarks, comments) (colloq)I don't know if she liked it, but she made all the right noises — no sé si le gustó, pero fue muy cortés or dio la impresión de que sí
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5 noise abatement
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6 noise labeling
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7 noise pollution
nACOUST, POLL, SAFE contaminación acústica f, contaminación por ruido f, contaminación sonora f, perturbación por ruido f -
8 noise induced hearing loss
English-Spanish medical dictionary > noise induced hearing loss
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9 noise pollution
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10 noise nuisance
contaminación fónica; polución fónica; ruido -
11 noise pollution
contaminación fónica; polución fónica; ruido -
12 noise
ruido mEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > noise
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13 noise criteria curve
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > noise criteria curve
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14 noise reduction
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > noise reduction
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15 noise reduction coefficient
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > noise reduction coefficient
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16 noise-induced lesion
trauma acústico, traumatismo auditivo, traumatismo sonoro, trauma sonoroEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > noise-induced lesion
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17 noise
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18 noise adaptation
adaptación al ruido, adaptación sonoraEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > noise adaptation
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19 noise break
pausa de silencio, intervalo silencioso, período silenciosoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > noise break
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20 noise-contour plotting
topografía del ruido, topografía sonoraEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > noise-contour plotting
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