sound; voice; the noise produced by a physical vibration or by a person speaking

a formal declaration or public statement

loud; in a loud voice; resonant

the sound of clapping; applause or cheering used to express praise, encouragement, or welcome

to claim; to state; to profess; to assert

one's reputation or renown; the general evaluation of a person or business as known by the public

ultrasound; ultrasonic waves; related to sound frequencies above the range of human hearing

a quiet or low volume; to speak in a low voice or in whispers

the sound of singing; a singing voice; metaphorically refers to the original voice or creative expression of a poet

one's heartfelt wishes, aspirations, or genuine feelings; thoughts from the bottom of one's heart

the sound of someone laughing; laughter

tinkling or ringing of a bell; ringtone

low voice; softly; in a quiet or hushed tone

the sound of a gunshot or gunfire; crack of a rifle

A traditional Chinese comedic performance consisting of witty dialogue and banter; usually performed as a duo, it relies on four skills: speaking, imitating, teasing, and singing.

the sound of a shout or cry

loud, confused, or jarring sound; clamor; (physics/telecommunications) irregular fluctuations or interference that accompany a transmitted signal or obscure a sound

the physical voice of a woman

In a soft or quiet voice; in a whisper

reputation; fame; prestige

silent; noiseless; having no sound

to produce a sound; to phonate (often used in the negative or as a command to be quiet)

The sound of the wind blowing

sound; noise

popularity; reputation; public esteem

The sound of yelling, shouting, or calling out by a person; also refers to the sounds made by animals, such as barking, braying, or chirping

The final stage or closing period of an event or activity

in a loud voice; having a high volume

the sound of a voice or noise reflected back from a surface

repeatedly; saying something over and over in quick succession

the sound produced by a bell tolling or ringing

(idiom) to bluff and bluster; to make an empty show of strength; to deliberately create a false appearance of power

loudspeaker; device that converts electrical signals into sound; commonly referred to as a [[喇叭|喇叭|la3 ba5]]

the sound of someone crying or sobbing

the scale or power of a movement or activity; prestige and influence

Music consisting of singing by the human voice, including solo, ensemble, or choral performances, with or without instrumental accompaniment; distinguished from [[器乐|器樂|qi4 yue4]].

sound; noise, especially a sudden or loud sound

stern, harsh, or severe voice; often used to describe speaking or shouting in an angry or commanding manner

all speaking, shouting, or singing together; in unison

Immediately following a sound; as soon as a sound is made

To produce a sound; having sound or being audible.

stereo; stereophonic sound

To remain calm and collected without showing any emotion or reaction; not batting an eyelid; staying cool and composed.

ultrasonic wave; an elastic wave with a frequency higher than the range of human hearing, typically used in medical imaging, cleaning, and industrial testing

reputation; fame; prestige; one's good name

to publicly denounce or condemn; to declare someone's crimes and take them to task

to express public or moral support for a person or cause; to give support to from a distance. Unlike [[支援|支援|zhi1 yuan2]], this specifically refers to verbal or moral backing rather than providing physical or financial resources.

To let out a sound or cry without meaning to, such as from shock, laughter, or surprise

to produce a sound; to vocalize or articulate. This often refers to the physical act of making a sound with the voice, especially during singing or speech practice.