VERB
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speak, pronounce, or utter in a certain way
She pronounces French words in a funny way
Can the child sound out this complicated word?
I cannot say `zip wire' -
try to learn someone's opinions and intentions
I have to sound out the new professor
How To Use sound out In A Sentence
- My first mixer was made for radio station use, and I was the only one who ever could get a sound out,’ he says.
- The train is not only faster and cleaner, but with an operating sound output of 0.1dB, is also significantly quieter than buses or the precarious three wheeled tuk-tuks.
- The chorus here wouldn't sound out of place at all in an emo song.
- Include the outsider illegal entry of examination of sound out, malice attack, and internal and legal customer of illegal more power behavior.
- Headphones are included, and while they're not high quality headphones, the sound when plugged into the headphone jack is much better than the sound outputted by the rear speaker.
- He forced a sound out: what started as an infernal bellow emerged as a whimper.
- At first the amount of options is a bit daunting - but it is easy to get a good sound out of it - just pick the EQ preshape first and work from there. Musician's Friend: Stupid Deal of the Day
- Of course, children learning to read any of the alphabetic languages tend to sound out letters and syllables until they recognise first whole words and then groups of words.
- A built-in sub-woofer beefs up the sound output by unit's stereo speakers.
- We held a public debate about it - to sound out the opinions and mood of the audience.
