audible

audible

Que tiene suficiente volumen o claridad para que se pueda oír.

En inglés sencillo: Loud or clear enough for someone to hear.

• Her voice was barely audible.
• The music was audible from the street.
• He let out an audible sigh.

Cómo se usa: audible to someone (The alarm was audible to everyone in the building.)

Sinónimos: hearable

Antónimos: inaudible

Expresiones frecuentes: barely audible, clearly audible, audible sigh

cambio de jugada

Cambio de jugada anunciado a gritos justo antes de empezar, en fútbol americano.

En inglés sencillo: A shouted change of plan in American football, made just before play starts.

• The quarterback called an audible.
• That audible turned a pass into a run.
• The defense struggled to react to his audibles.

Expresiones frecuentes: call an audible, an audible at, quarterback’s audible

cambiar la jugada

En fútbol americano, anunciar a gritos una jugada distinta a los compañeros justo antes de empezar.

En inglés sencillo: In American football, to shout a different plan to teammates just before play starts.

• The quarterback decided to audible.
• He audibled after studying the defense.
• Can she audible to a pass before the snap?

Cómo se usa: audible to something (The quarterback audibled to a running play.)

Expresiones frecuentes: audible at the line, audible to something