audible

• Bezeichnet einen Klang oder Ton, der laut genug ist, um gehört werden zu können.

Describes a sound that is loud enough to be heard.

1. Perceptible by earB1formal

   Capable of being heard; loud or clear enough to be perceived by the ear.

   Hörbar

   • The speaker's voice was barely audible over the noise of the crowd.
   • A faint, audible sigh escaped her lips.
   • The alarm emitted an audible warning signal.

   Synonymecleardiscernibledistinctperceptible

   Antonymeinaudiblequietsilent

2. Football play changeB2informalamericansport

   A verbal change to a football play made by the quarterback at the line of scrimmage after both teams have set their formations.

   Audible

   • The quarterback called an audible when he saw the defense blitzing.
   • He changed the play with a quick audible at the line.
   • The team practiced their audibles for different defensive formations.

• Im American Football ein vom Quarterback kurz vor dem Snap mündlich geänderter Spielzug, nachdem beide Teams ihre Positionen eingenommen haben.

A noun referring to a football play that is changed orally after both teams have assumed their positions at the line of scrimmage.

1. Audible (American Football)C1informalamericansport

   A play called by the quarterback at the line of scrimmage after seeing the defense's formation, changing the original plan.

   Audible (American Football)

   • The quarterback called an audible when he saw the blitz coming.
   • He changed the play to an audible at the last second.
   • The team practiced audibles to adapt to different defenses.

   Synonymecheckcheck off