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sound
/ˈsaʊ̯nd/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. healthy
| German | gesund |
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| French | sain |
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| Portuguese | são, sonoro |
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| Czech | zdravý, zvukový |
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| Italian | sano |
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| Spanish | sano, afónico |
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| Dutch | gezond |
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| Swedish | frisk, sund, kry |
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| Latin | sanus |
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2. complete, solid, or secure
| French | sûr, complet, solide |
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| Portuguese | seguro, sólido, completo |
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| Czech | solidní |
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| Italian | solido, sicuro |
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| Spanish | sólido |
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| Dutch | steekhoudend, degelijk, deugdelijk |
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3. UK, slang: good or a good thing
4. deep and restful of sleep
| French | profond |
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| Portuguese | profundo |
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| Italian | profondo |
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| Spanish | profundo |
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| Latin | altus |
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/ˈsaʊ̯nd/ adverb A1 (estimated)
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/ˈsaʊ̯nd/ noun · plural: sounds A1 (estimated)
1. sensation perceived by the ear
| German | der Klang, der Laut, der Schall |
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| French | le son |
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| Portuguese | o som, o tinir |
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| Czech | zvuk |
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| Italian | suono, il sound |
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| Spanish | el sonido |
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| Dutch | het geluid, de klank, het gerucht |
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| Swedish | ett ljud, ett läte, ett sound |
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| Latin | sonus, sonitus, sonor |
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2. long narrow inlet
| German | der Sund, die Straße, der Belt |
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| French | bras de mer |
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| Portuguese | a enseada |
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| Italian | l'insenatura |
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| Spanish | el seno, el estrecho |
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| Dutch | de zee-engte |
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| Swedish | ett sund |
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| Latin | fretum |
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3. long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
| German | die Sonde |
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| French | sonde |
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| Portuguese | a sonda |
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| Spanish | la sonda |
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| Swedish | en sond |
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4. vibration capable of causing this
| German | der Schall |
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| French | le son |
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| Portuguese | o som |
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| Czech | zvuk |
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| Italian | suono |
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| Spanish | el sonido |
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| Swedish | ett ljud |
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/ˈsaʊ̯nd/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to produce a sound
| German | klingen, lauten, anhören |
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| French | sonner, retentir |
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| Portuguese | soar |
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| Czech | znít, zvonit, zaznít |
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| Italian | suonare |
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| Spanish | sonar, sondar |
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| Dutch | klinken, schallen, luiden |
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| Swedish | låta, ljuda, lyda |
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| Latin | sono, bucino, occano |
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2. to ascertain, or to try to ascertain, the thoughts, motives, and purposes of (a person); to examine; to try; to test; to probe
| German | sondieren, peilen |
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| French | sonder |
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| Portuguese | sondar |
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| Italian | sondare, scandagliare |
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| Spanish | sondear |
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| Dutch | polsen, peilen, sonderen |
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3. to convey an impression by one's sound
4. to fathom or test; to ascertain the depth of water with a sounding line or other device
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