audible
用法要点
句型搭配
audible 通常用作表语或定语，描述声音的可听性，常与 be 动词或感官动词连用，强调声音是否被感知。
介词用法
audible 常与介词 to 连用，表示声音对某人或某物是可听的，强调听者的角度或范围。
语域说明
audible 是中性词，适用于日常、学术和商务语境，不带有强烈情感色彩，常用于客观描述声音的可听性。
基础例句
The baby's cry was audible from the next room, so I went to check on her.
婴儿的哭声从隔壁房间传来，听得清清楚楚，所以我过去看看她。
Can you speak louder? Your voice is barely audible over the traffic noise.
你能说大声点吗？在交通噪音中，你的声音几乎听不见。
The teacher made sure her instructions were audible to all students in the classroom.
老师确保她的指令能被教室里所有学生听清楚。
I heard an audible click when I turned the key in the lock.
当我把钥匙插进锁里转动时，我听到了清晰的咔哒声。
高级例句
In the acoustic study, the researchers measured the audible frequency range for different age groups.
在声学研究中，研究人员测量了不同年龄组的可听频率范围。
The audible alarm system in the factory is designed to alert workers immediately in case of emergencies.
工厂的可听警报系统旨在紧急情况下立即提醒工人。
During the conference call, ensure your microphone settings allow your voice to be audible to all participants.
在电话会议期间，请确保您的麦克风设置能让所有参与者听清您的声音。
The audible feedback from the device confirms that the command has been successfully executed.
设备发出的可听反馈确认命令已成功执行。
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常见错误
错误：使用了介词 for，但 audible 通常与 to 连用表示对某人可听。正确：应改为 to，强调声音被听者感知。
错误：voice 通常指人声，与 audible 搭配不自然，因为 voice 本身可听。正确：应改为 sound，泛指任何可听的声音，更符合习惯用法。
近义词辨析
hearable
hearable 是 audible 的近义词，但更口语化且较少使用，通常指能被听到的，而 audible 更正式、常见，强调声音的清晰度或可听性。
The whisper was barely audible (强调可听性) vs. The noise is hearable from here (简单描述能被听到)。
perceptible
perceptible 含义更广，指能被任何感官（如视觉、听觉）察觉的，而 audible 特指能被听觉感知的，范围更窄。
The change in temperature was perceptible (可感知的，可能通过触觉) vs. The music was audible (可听的，仅通过听觉)。