audile

• Adjectif rare ou technique, se rapportant à l'ouïe ou au sens de l'audition. Désigne ce qui est perçu par l'oreille ou relatif à l'audition.

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.

   Relatif à l'ouïe

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

   Synonymesacousticauditoryauralauricularotic

2. Auditory thinkerC2formal

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

   Penseur auditif

   • 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.

   Synonymesauditiveauditory

• Nom désignant une personne dont les images mentales ou le style d'apprentissage sont principalement auditifs, plutôt que visuels ou moteurs. Peut aussi désigner un individu qui retient mieux les informations entendues que vues ou lues.

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.

   Apprenant auditif

   • 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.

   Synonymesauditiveauditory

   Antonymeskinesthetictactilevisual

2. Related to hearingC2formal

   Relating to or associated with the sense of hearing.

   Relatif à l'ouïe (auditif)

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