audibly

/ˈɔːdəbli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɔːdəbli/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈȯ-də-blē/ (ame, mw)

audibly — 副詞

1. producing a sound that those around you can hear — typically used when the noise

1.副詞B2
釋義

可聽見地

發出讓周遭的人能聽到的聲音

producing a sound that those around you can hear — typically used when the noise is noticeable because the surroundings are quiet or because the action would normally be silent

例句

Mei-Ling sighed audibly when the teacher announced a surprise quiz.

老師宣布臨時小考時，Mei-Ling 大聲地嘆了一口氣。

sighed audibly

The whole audience gasped audibly as the acrobat slipped on the high wire.

特技演員在高空鋼索上滑倒時，全場觀眾都倒吸了一口氣，聲音清晰可聞。

gasped audibly

同義詞
  • aloud

    restricted to speech or voiced expression ('read aloud'); does not cover non-verbal sounds

  • out loud

    more informal and conversational, mostly for speaking or laughing

  • perceptibly

    more formal and broader — can refer to any sense (sight, smell, touch), not only hearing

用法筆記

Commonly pairs with verbs of sound emission (sigh, laugh, gasp, groan, breathe, swallow, click) or describes unintentional bodily reactions that others can overhear.

常見錯誤

❌He audibly shouted at the crowd.
✅He shouted loudly at the crowd.
💡shouting is always audible by nature, so 'audibly' adds no information; use 'loudly' for volume instead.