noisy
adjective
uk/ˈnɔɪ.zi/us/ˈnɔɪ.zi/noisyadjective(SOUND)
A2
making a lot ofnoise:
喧闹的,嘈杂的a noisycrowdoffans一群喧闹的球迷
noisyneighbours吵闹的邻居
loud
- loudThe sirens were loud.
- noisyOur neighbours are very noisy.
- deafeningThe music was deafening.
- thunderousThunderous cheers erupted from the fans during the final seconds of the game.
- explosiveThere was an explosive clap of thunder.
- Such a noisyenvironmentwas notconduciveto a good night'ssleep.
- It was so noisy that we couldn'thearourselvesspeak.
- Being on his own, heattachedhimself to a noisygroupat thebar.
- There was a really noisytablebehind uscelebratingsomeone'sbirthday.
- Ithinkhe wasphoningfrom apub- it was so noisy I couldn'tunderstanda word he said.
Noise & noisy
- bash
- bashsomethingout
- blast
- boisterous
- boisterously
- booming
- cacophonous
- cacophony
- clash
- explosive
- hullabaloo
- resonant
- rumbustious
- rumbustiously
- rumbustiousness
- salvo
- stridency
- stridently
- thunderous
- tumult
noisyadjective(SIGNAL)
electronicsspecialized
having anunwantedchangeinsignal,especiallyof anelectronicdevice:
(尤指电子设备的)干扰的,干扰讯号的a noisysignal干扰信号
Communications - general words
- anti-satellite
- app
- autodial
- autodialler
- cable
- cybernetics
- fibre optics
- hack
- multipath
- noise
- non-computer
- non-network
- optical fibre
- patch
- patchsomeonethrough
- pick
- satellite
- silent
- Zoombomber
- Zoombombing