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Definition von (vorübergehend) stumm im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- mute
- {s} sessiz
- mute
- (Muzik) ses kısmaya yarayan araç
- mute
- {f} sesi boğ
- mute
- azaltmak
- mute
- sesini kısmak
- mute
- {f} surdin ile kısmak
- mute
- {s} suskun
- mute
- susmuş olarak
- mute
- {i} ses kısma düzeni (çalgı)
- mute
- (Tıp) Bakınız: Dumb
- mute
- (fiil) sesini kısmak, surdin ile kısmak, yumuşatmak
- mute
- {i} surdin
- mute
- dilsiz,v. sesi boğ: adj.sessiz
- mute
- {i} dilsiz kimse
- mute
- (isim) okunmayan harf, surdin, ses kısma düzeni (çalgı)
- mute
- azal
- mute
- kendini savunmayan i
- mute
- sağır ses
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Definition von (vorübergehend) stumm im Deutsch Englisch wörterbuch
- mute
- One refusing to speak
- The deadening of an appliance's or musical instrument's volume
- To silence, to make quiet
- {n} one silent, a letter without a found, dung
- {a} dumb, speechless, silent, not speaking
- Not uttered; unpronounced; silent; also, produced by complete closure of the mouth organs which interrupt the passage of breath; said of certain letters
- {s} silent, not making a sound; having no sound, noiseless; unable to speak; unspoken, not expressed in words; not pronounced (as of a letter in a word)
- Incapable of speaking; dumb
- A feature which silences the telephone's microphone to allow private conversations without disconnecting the call
- A term for the stopping of sound from the speakers It is like a mute person that cannot talk
- ADJECTIVE: Unable to speak, dumb-struck In reference to people who are unable to speak, mute and deaf-mute are now often considered objectionable The offense is due not only to the bluntness of these terms but also to the implication that a person who is incapable of oral speech is necessarily deprived of the use of language In fact, many deaf people today communicate naturally and fully through the use of a sign language such as ASL, and no one who has witnessed such a conversation would ever think to call the participants mute Mute was the most common way of describing a deaf person in the nineteenth century
- {i} one who cannot speak, person who does not utter any noise, dumb; device which temporarily silences the sound on a telephone or television
- If someone mutes something such as their feelings or their activities, they reduce the strength or intensity of them. The corruption does not seem to have muted the country's prolonged economic boom. + muted mut·ed The threat contrasted starkly with his administration's previous muted criticism
- This feature allows privacy by cutting off the sound to the other party on the phone without disconnecting the call
- The dung of birds
- hawk droppings
- A sequencer command to turn off specified tracks Reason: So you can listen exclusively to one track
- a device to reduce the volume of an instrument and/or modify its tone
- A device used to dampen or soften the sound of certain instruments Search Google com for Mute