soundproof
soundproof — 形容詞
- soundproofpositive
- more soundproofcomparative
- most soundproofsuperlative
1. built or fitted so that sound does not easily pass into or out of a room, wall,
隔音的
能阻擋聲音傳入或傳出的
built or fitted so that sound does not easily pass into or out of a room, wall, window, or other space
Nadia booked a soundproof meeting room so the interview would not disturb her team.
Nadia 預訂了一間隔音會議室，這樣面試就不會打擾團隊。
soundproof + room
The nursery has soundproof windows because the apartment faces a busy railway line.
嬰兒房裝了隔音窗戶，因為公寓面向一條繁忙的鐵路。
soundproof + windows
A recording booth must be almost completely soundproof before a singer can work in it.
錄音間在歌手能進去工作前，必須幾乎完全隔音。
be + soundproof
The hotel advertised soundproof walls, but Marcus could still hear music from the next room.
那間飯店宣稱牆壁隔音，但 Marcus 還是聽得到隔壁房間的音樂。
soundproof + walls
Priya chose a soundproof door for the small podcast studio behind the shop.
Priya 為店後方的小型Podcast錄音室選了一扇隔音門。
- soundproof room
- soundproof wall
- soundproof window
- soundproof door
- soundproof booth
- completely soundproof
- fully soundproof
- sound-insulated
more technical; often used in building or construction contexts
- acoustic
broader; can refer to sound quality, not only blocking noise
- poorly insulated
lets sound pass through easily
文法句型
soundproof + noun
be soundproof
用法筆記
Use 'soundproof' before a noun or after a linking verb: 'a soundproof room' and 'the room is soundproof' are both natural. It describes blocking sound from passing through a structure, not simply being quiet.
常見錯誤
Do not use 'soundproof' to mean 'silent'. A quiet room may still fail to be soundproof if outside noise can pass through the walls.
For a completed treatment, use the past participle 'soundproofed': 'The walls were soundproofed last year.'
soundproof — 動詞
- soundproofpresent simple I / you / we / they
- soundproofshe / she / it
- soundproofedpast simple
- soundproofing-ing form
1. to fit a room, wall, window, or object with materials that block noise from pass
隔音處理
加裝材料或改造空間以阻擋聲音穿透
to fit a room, wall, window, or object with materials that block noise from passing in or out
The landlord soundproofed the ceiling after the downstairs tenants complained about footsteps.
樓下房客抱怨腳步聲後，房東替天花板做了隔音。
soundproof + object
We need to soundproof the rehearsal room before the drum lessons begin.
鼓課開始前，我們需要把排練室做隔音。
soundproof + room
Tariq soundproofed his garage with thick panels and heavy curtains.
Tariq 用厚板和厚窗簾替車庫做了隔音。
soundproofed with + material
The new cinema was soundproofed so that traffic noise would not reach the audience.
新電影院做了隔音，讓車流噪音不會傳到觀眾席。
passive: was soundproofed
Contractors soundproofed the studio door without changing the old wooden frame.
承包商替錄音室的門做了隔音，但沒有改動舊木框。
- soundproof a room
- soundproof a wall
- soundproof the ceiling
- soundproof a studio
- soundproofed with panels
- soundproofed against traffic noise
- insulate
broader; can refer to heat, electricity, or sound
- sound-insulate
more technical and explicit
文法句型
soundproof + object
be soundproofed with + material
用法筆記
The object of the verb is the space or surface being treated: you soundproof a room, wall, ceiling, door, or vehicle. Do not say that you soundproof the noise itself.
常見錯誤
Do not say 'soundproof the music'. Say 'soundproof the room against the music' or 'soundproof the wall'.
同根字
- sound名詞A2
- soundproofed形容詞B2
- soundproofing名詞B2