What does dźwięk in Polish mean?

What is the meaning of the word dźwięk in Polish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dźwięk in Polish.

The word dźwięk in Polish means sound, dźwięk, dźwięk, ton, dzwonienie, dźwięk, dźwięk, dźwięk, nuta, dźwięk, dźwięk alarmowy, dźwięk dzwonu, ryk, dźwięk obniżony o pół tonu, dźwięk muzyczny, niski dźwięk, wydawać dźwięk, wydawać dźwięk, dzwonek, dźwięk dzwonka, dzwoniący dźwięk, ostry dźwięk, przenikliwy dźwięk, ponaddźwiękowy, dźwięk przestrzenny, głuchy odgłos. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word dźwięk

sound

dźwięk

(individual noise)

Usłyszałem jakiś dźwięk.
I heard a sound.

dźwięk, ton

(sound)

Każdy przycisk w telefonie ma swój własny dźwięk.
Each telephone key has its own tone.

dzwonienie

(often plural (sound of bells)

The chime of the church bells on a Sunday morning is a familiar sound in our village.

dźwięk

(auditory effect)

Obudzili się od dźwięków broni palnej.
They awoke to the sound of gunfire.

dźwięk

(TV: sound, not picture)

How do you adjust the audio with this remote?

dźwięk

(uncountable (physics: vibrations in ear)

Sound is the vibration of a substance such as air, water, or other material.

nuta

(musical sound)

The flautist sounded a sweet note.

dźwięk

(musical note)

You must remember to play harder on the accented beats.

dźwięk alarmowy

(bell sounding an alert)

dźwięk dzwonu

(ship's bell signal)

ryk

(sudden loud sound)

Wszyscy zerwali się zaskoczeni głośnym dźwiękiem trąbki.
Everyone jumped in surprise at the trumpet blast.

dźwięk obniżony o pół tonu

(music: a note one half tone down)

She was supposed to play a sharp, but she played a flat.

dźwięk muzyczny

(music: high-scale frequency)

A dog whistle sounds at such a high pitch, that humans can't hear it -- but dogs can.

niski dźwięk

(music: deep or bass frequency)

Tony sang the song in a low pitch.

wydawać dźwięk

(utter a noise)

Don't make a sound until he's gone - I don't want him to know we are here.

wydawać dźwięk

(create a noise)

The cat makes a sound like a crying baby to attract its owner's attention.

dzwonek

(sound of a bell)

Obudził mnie dźwięk dzwonka.
The ring of the bell woke me up.

dźwięk dzwonka

(act of ringing)

The class starts at the ring of the bell.

dzwoniący dźwięk

(phone: sound indicating connection is made)

I got a ringing tone, so the phone wasn't out of order.

ostry dźwięk, przenikliwy dźwięk

(sound: piercing)

I covered my ears to protect them from the shrill siren.

ponaddźwiękowy

(faster than sound)

The main event of the festival was a demonstration of a supersonic vehicle.

dźwięk przestrzenny

(multi-speaker stereo system)

Home cinema systems are equipped with surround sound features.

głuchy odgłos

(dull sound)

Tina dropped the book and it hit the table with a thud.

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