audile

• Veraltetes Adjektiv, das das Gehör oder den Gehörsinn betreffend; im modernen Englisch selten verwendet.

An obsolete adjective relating to hearing or the sense of hearing; rarely used in modern English.

1. Relating to hearingC1formal

   Pertaining to the sense of hearing or the process of listening.

   Auditiv

   • The audile cortex processes sound information.
   • Her audile memory is exceptionally strong.
   • The study focused on audile perception in noisy environments.

   Synonymeacousticauditoryauralauricularotic

2. Auditory thinkerC2formal

   A person who primarily uses auditory mental imagery rather than visual or motor imagery.

   Auditiver Denker

   • As an audile, he remembers conversations better than written notes.
   • The test identified her as an audile learner.
   • Audiles often prefer listening to lectures over reading textbooks.

   Synonymeauditiveauditory

• Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, deren Vorstellungsbilder oder Lernstil überwiegend auditiv und nicht visuell oder motorisch sind.

A noun referring to a person whose mental imagery or learning style is primarily auditory rather than visual or motor.

1. Auditory learnerC2formal

   A person whose mental imagery and memory processes are primarily auditory rather than visual or motor.

   Auditiver Lerntyp

   • As an audile, she remembers lectures better than diagrams.
   • The teacher adapted the lesson for audiles by including more spoken explanations.
   • He discovered he was an audile after struggling with visual study methods.

   Synonymeauditiveauditory

   Antonymekinesthetictactilevisual

2. Related to hearingC2formal

   Relating to or associated with the sense of hearing.

   Auditiv

   • The audile cortex processes sound information.
   • Audile stimuli can trigger strong emotional responses.
   • The study focused on audile perception in musicians.