A shared emotional reaction or common understanding triggered by another's thoughts or feelings; to find a ready echo

to roar; to rumble; to make a loud booming sound (as of thunder, an explosion, or engines)

loud and rumbling like thunder, often used to describe applause, cheers, or snoring

tinnitus; ringing or buzzing in the ears, often caused by fatigue or issues with the hearing or nervous systems

to amaze the world with a single brilliant feat; describes someone who is usually quiet or obscure but suddenly displays extraordinary talent or achievement

Refers to the period of academic and philosophical flourishing during the Warring States period; in modern usage, it refers to the free expression and debate between different schools of thought.

to preen oneself; to show oneself to be very pleased with one's own success or achievements, often in a blind or self-satisfied way

to fire a gun, especially to fire warning shots into the air or to signal the start of a race

(of birds, insects, or other animals) to chirp, hoot, or cry; to emit a sound

To sound a horn, whistle, or siren; used for vehicles, ships, or by a referee to signal during a game

(of birds) to compete in singing or chirping

to fire a gun or cannon; to let off fireworks; to make a loud sound by firing ammunition

to thank formally or express gratitude, especially in a public setting; a public vote of thanks

the sound of a bird calling or singing; bird call; warbling

A type of musical composition, typically consisting of three or four movements, written for a solo instrument or for a solo instrument with accompaniment

(of animals, birds, or the wind) to make a mournful or plaintive sound; to whine or moan sorrowfully

An electro-acoustic device composed of a spring and an electromagnet; it produces a buzzing sound or musical tone when powered and is used as an alternative to an electric bell.

to wail; to groan; to utter a mournful or sad cry, often used of animals or birds

cry out loudly (of an animal, especially a horse or donkey)

To publicly express indignation or dissatisfaction regarding unfair treatment or an unjust situation

(idiom) to freely and fully express one's opinions; also used to describe something being heard far and wide or attracting significant attention; historically associated with the Hundred Flowers Campaign in the PRC

the sound of whistling or rattling breaths produced in the respiratory airways

to crow like a rooster at dawn

to beat a gong as a signal for troops to withdraw; by extension, to call off a battle or finish a task or project

one hand cannot clap; used to describe a situation where one person alone is unable to achieve a goal or resolve a conflict without support or cooperation from others

the sound made by cicadas; the song of cicadas

To strike a gong or other metal instrument, used in ancient times as a signal for troops to retreat or move

To beat gongs to clear the path for an official's procession in ancient times.

to cry out against an injustice; to complain of unfair treatment

to chirp or sing (of birds or insects)

to crow, caw, or chirp; used to describe the crying or calling of birds and certain animals

to fire a gun or cannon as a formal salute or to celebrate a special occasion; to fire a ceremonial salute

(idiom) minor skills or deceptive tricks; petty, underhanded behavior

(old term) a clock that automatically rings or chimes to tell the time

to complain loudly about an injustice or grievance; to voice discontent on behalf of oneself or others

(literary) an arrow used in ancient times that makes a whistling sound when shot; used in the military to signal directions or issue commands

A general term for birds that have a specialized vocal organ and are skilled at singing beautifully, such as larks or canaries.

where there is injustice, there will be an outcry; refers to speaking out or protesting when one encounters unfair treatment

the sound of an explosion; a loud bang, detonation, or the act of exploding

the neighing or calling sound made by a horse

To live an extravagant life or enjoy great affluence. It refers to the ancient practice of wealthy families ringing bells and serving food in bronze tripods to signal mealtime.

to sound rhythmically; to chirp or sing, especially used for insects or birds

to let out a long cry; to sound for a long time, such as a siren or whistle

to twitter or sing melodiously, used specifically for birds; to describe their pleasant calling sounds

to sound or call out simultaneously, such as a chorus of voices or a symphony of instruments

The crying or bleating of a deer

the sounds of chickens crowing and dogs barking; describes the bustling atmosphere of a populated rural village

Literally "the luan bird and the phoenix sing in harmony"; used to describe a couple who are harmonious and deeply in love.

literally "chickens crowing and dogs barking"; describes a populous or animated village scene where neighbors live close to one another