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10 Language-to-English Dictionariessound-engineer
/ˈsaʊnd ˌɛndʒɪˈnɪər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A person who operates, mixes, and records the equipment for the reproduction, reinforcement, or broadcasting of sound.
"The sound-engineer adjusted the mixing board before the live concert began."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Compound of 'sound' (Middle English, from Old French son, from Latin sonus) and 'engineer' (Middle English, from Old French engignour, from medieval Latin ingeniator).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "sound-engineer" is said worldwide
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ingénieur du son
Transliteration: in-ʒe-nye-ʁ dy sɔ̃
"L'ingénieur du son a réglé les micros pour le concert."
Tontechniker
Transliteration: toːnˌtɛçnɪkɐ
"Der Tontechniker sorgte für eine perfekte Akustik in der Halle."
fonico
Transliteration: ˈfɔniko
"Il fonico ha migliorato la qualità della registrazione vocale."
ingeniero de sonido
Transliteration: in.xeˈnje.ɾo de soˈni.ðo
"El ingeniero de sonido probó todos los canales de audio."
engenheiro de som
Transliteration: ẽ.ʒeˈɲej.ɾu dʒi sõ
"O engenheiro de som controlou a mesa de mixagem."
साउंड इंजीनियर
Transliteration: sāuṇḍ iñjīniyar
"साउंड इंजीनियर ने लाइव शो के दौरान वॉल्यूम नियंत्रित किया।"
音响师
Transliteration: yīnxiǎngshī
"这位音响师有着丰富的现场调音经验。"
음향 엔지니어
Transliteration: eumhyang enji-nieo
"음향 엔지니어가 콘서트장의 음질을 점검했습니다."
音響エンジニア
Transliteration: onkyō enjinia
"音響エンジニアがライブのミキシングを担当した。"
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