il rumore

Word: rumore

Language: Italian

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Meaning:

Rumore means "noise" or "sound" in English.

It refers to any kind of audible disturbance, unwanted sounds, or general loud sounds perceived by the ear.

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Explanation:

• Part of speech: Noun (masculine singular)
• Plural form: rumori (noises)
• Typically used to describe various sounds ranging from moderate to loud, often implying disturbance or interference.

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Synonyms:

• Suono (sound) — more neutral and can be pleasant or unpleasant
• Baccano (din, racket) — louder, unpleasant noise
• Fracasso (uproar, racket) — loud, disturbing noise
• Rumor (sometimes used in informal context)

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Antonyms:

• Silenzio (silence) — absence of noise or sound
• Tranquillità (quietness, calm)

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Examples:

• Il rumore della città è molto fastidioso.
  (The noise of the city is very annoying.)

• Non mi piace il rumore del traffico.
  (I don't like the noise of traffic.)

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Additional notes:

• “Rumore” can also figuratively indicate disturbances or confusion, but this use is less common.
• It can describe anything from a soft murmur to a loud clamor, depending on context.