white noise

• Bruit aléatoire et constant qui contient toutes les fréquences audibles à intensité égale, souvent utilisé pour masquer d'autres sons, favoriser le sommeil ou la concentration.

A random, constant sound that contains all audible frequencies at equal intensity, often used to mask other sounds, aid sleep, or improve concentration.

1. Sound signalB2formal

   A random, constant sound that contains all audible frequencies at equal intensity, often used to mask other sounds.

   bruit blanc

   • Many people use a white noise machine to help them sleep.
   • The sound of a fan is a common example of white noise.
   • White noise can help babies fall asleep more easily.

2. Figurative meaningC1informal

   Unimportant or distracting information that obscures the main message or signal.

   bruit blanc

   • The report was full of white noise and lacked clear conclusions.
   • Social media often creates a lot of white noise around important issues.
   • You need to filter out the white noise to focus on the key facts.