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English term or phrase:
hearing or audibility
English answer:
audition
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Martina Pokupec (X)
Jan 15, 2011 12:19
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English term
hearing or audibility
English
Medical
Medical (general)
audibility test results
I am translating medical test results on hearing into English, and I need help with usage of these two terms:
hearing, audibility
What I have used both terms in the following way:
"Subjectively: hearing unchanged
Otoscopically: gray, intact ear drums...
...
Speech audiogram: hearing levels for both ears at 15 dB, 100% audibility at 35 dB for right ear,..."
Thank you for your help!
hearing, audibility
What I have used both terms in the following way:
"Subjectively: hearing unchanged
Otoscopically: gray, intact ear drums...
...
Speech audiogram: hearing levels for both ears at 15 dB, 100% audibility at 35 dB for right ear,..."
Thank you for your help!
Responses
4 +1 | audition |
Peter Nicholson (X)
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3 +2 | the sense (of hearing) vs whether a sound can be heard |
Catharine Cellier-Smart
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Selected
audition
hearing levels for both ears
100% audition at 35 dB in the right ear
http://sameurl.com/w_517
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English term (edited):
hearing vs audibility
the sense (of hearing) vs whether a sound can be heard
Hearing tends to refer to the ability to hear, whereas audibility refers more to a sound and the degree to which it is heard.
HTH
HTH
Example sentence:
"Some animals can hear sounds which are not audible to the human ear"
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Demi Ebrite
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thank you Demi
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Tina Vonhof (X)
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thank you Tina
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