(literary) the collective sounds of nature, such as the wind, flowing water, or the singing of birds and insects; refers to sounds produced naturally rather than by human activity

All sounds of nature have ceased; used as an idiom to describe a scene where silence reigns supreme, especially in a natural environment.

The sounds of nature have all fallen still, describing an environment that is completely silent and quiet; silence reigns supreme

(literary) the sounds of wind blowing through various holes and crevices in the earth; nature's pipes

All the sounds of nature, or all sounds in general; often used in literature to describe a profound silence where all sounds have ceased.

The sounds of human activity; the hubbub of human habitation.

A style of Western poetry with a strict rhyme scheme, consisting of fourteen lines; synonym for [[十四行诗|十四行詩|shi2 si4 hang2 shi1]].