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    Sonoras (en. Sonorous)

    /soˈnoɾas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Having a clear and resonant sound.
    The bells rang sonorously during the mass.
    Las campanas sonaron de manera sonoras durante la misa.
    Refers to something that is notable for its volume or clarity.
    The sonorous voices of the singers filled the room.
    Las voces sonoras de los cantantes llenaban la sala.
    Synonym for noisy, but with a more positive connotation.
    The applause was sonorous and enthusiastic.
    El aplauso fue sonoras y entusiasta.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'sonorus', which means 'sound' or 'resonant'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to notice the sonority
    To realize the clarity and volume of a sound.
    notar la sonoridad
    sonorous laughter
    Laughter that is heard clearly and loudly.
    sonoras risas
    sonorous voice
    A voice that stands out for its clarity and volume.
    voz sonoras

    Related Words

    sonority
    Quality of being sonorous.
    sonoridad
    sound
    Auditory perception of sound waves.
    sonido
    resonance
    Property of bodies to vibrate and produce sounds.
    resonancia

    Slang Meanings

    Loud and clear sound at parties.
    The music was so sonorous that it could be heard all down the street.
    La música estaba tan sonoras que se escuchaba en toda la calle.
    Expression of joy or festivity.
    After the victory, there were sonorous celebrations in the neighborhood.
    Después de la victoria, hubo sonoras celebraciones en el barrio.