acoustic

acústico

Que produce música con el sonido natural del instrumento, sin amplificarlo mediante electricidad.

En inglés sencillo: Producing music through an instrument's natural sound, without using electricity to make it louder.

• She plays an acoustic guitar.
• The band recorded an acoustic version of their song.
• Do you prefer acoustic or electric instruments?

Sinónimos: unplugged, unamplified

Antónimos: electric, amplified

Expresiones frecuentes: acoustic guitar, acoustic music, acoustic version, acoustic performance

acústico

Relacionado con el sonido, la audición o la forma en que un recinto transmite o controla el sonido.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with sound, hearing, or the way a room carries or controls sound.

• The walls have acoustic panels.
• We tested the hall's acoustic properties.
• Acoustic insulation reduces noise from the next room.

Sinónimos: auditory

Expresiones frecuentes: acoustic panels, acoustic insulation, acoustic properties, acoustic waves

no eléctrico, manual

Que no funciona con electricidad; forma humorística de describir una versión básica o manual de algo.

En inglés sencillo: Not powered by electricity; a joking description of a basic version of something.

• I still ride an acoustic bike.
• She jokingly called her ordinary bicycle an acoustic bicycle.
• After trying electric bikes, he returned to his acoustic bike.

Sinónimos: nonelectric, manual

Antónimos: electric

Expresiones frecuentes: acoustic bike, acoustic bicycle, an acoustic version

acústica

Efecto de la forma y las superficies de un recinto sobre cómo se oye el sonido dentro.

En inglés sencillo: The way a room's shape and surfaces affect how sound is heard inside it.

• The hall has a warm acoustic.
• The church's acoustic makes the choir sound fuller.
• We chose this room for its clear acoustic.

Sinónimos: acoustics

Expresiones frecuentes: a good acoustic, a dry acoustic, the church acoustic, a warm acoustic