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单词 quiet
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adjective | verb | noun
quietquiet1 /ˈkwaɪət/ adjective 1 a quiet voice or sound quiet
not making a lot of sound:
  • “What about me?” Ahmed asked in a quiet voice.
  • Listening to quiet music can help you fall asleep.
  • low
    quiet in a way that does not annoy or interrupt people:
  • “Don’t wake him up,” said Ben in a low voice.
  • I turned the volume of the TV down low.
  • soft
    quiet and pleasant. You use soft especially about voices, music, and similar sounds:
  • Ellie’s voice was soft and calming.
  • It was a romantic dinner, with soft music and candlelight.
  • faint
    a faint sound is quiet and difficult to hear, especially because it comes from a long way away:
  • We heard the faint sound of a train in the distance.
  • silent
    not talking or not making any sound:
  • Anja was silent for a moment, wondering what to say next.
  • She said a silent prayer.
  • hushed
    if people talk in hushed voices or hushed tones, they talk quietly so that other people cannot hear:
  • Everyone in the library was speaking in hushed voices.
  • inaudible (formal)
    too quiet to hear:
  • I could see that he was saying something, but his comments were inaudible through the glass of the window.
  • ANTONYMS ➔ see loudADVERBS: quietYou can make the adjectives quiet, soft, faint, silent, and inaudible into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Music played quietly on the radio. | "Everything's all right," she said softly. | He turned away and looked silently out the window.
    2 a quiet place quiet
    not having much noise:
  • The house is very quiet when the kids are out.
  • The hotel is in a quiet street with hardly any traffic.
  • silent
    having no noise at all:
  • Everyone was asleep and the house was silent.
  • ANTONYMS ➔ see loud ➔ see peaceful for “describing places that are quiet and calm” ➔ see Describing Sounds and Voices
    adjective | verb | noun
    quietquiet2 /ˈkwaɪət/ verb also quiet down (formal) quiet also quiet down (formal)
    to become calmer and less noisy:
  • When the crowd had quieted, he started to speak.
  • Quiet down, everyone, or you won’t be able to hear what I’m saying.
  • become quiet
    to stop speaking or making any noise:
  • The class became quiet when the teacher began reading the story aloud.
  • fall silent
    to suddenly stop talking and become quiet. Fall silent is used mainly in books:
  • Everyone fell silent as she walked into the room.
  • fade also fade away
    if a sound fades or fades away, it slowly becomes quieter until you cannot hear it:
  • At the end of the song, the music fades away.
  • die down
    if shouting, music, laughter, etc. dies down, it becomes quieter after being very loud:
  • The talking and laughter died down, and Mendez was able to speak.
  • lower your voice
    to start speaking more quietly because you do not want other people to hear:
  • Peter lowered his voice and leaned toward Linda.
  • adjective | verb | noun
    quietquiet3 /ˈkwaɪət/ noun ➔ see peace, silence
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