Pronunciation: /əˈkuːstɪk dʌkt/
noun a duct or passage that transmits sound waves in a particular environment
A1 An acoustic duct is a passage designed to carry sound from one place to another.
A2 The acoustic duct in the auditorium helped amplify the speaker's voice.
B1 The acoustic ducts in the building were carefully insulated to reduce noise pollution.
B2 The acoustic ducts in the recording studio were specifically designed to capture the purest sound.
C1 The engineer meticulously planned the layout of the acoustic duct system to ensure optimal sound quality.
C2 The acoustic ducts in the concert hall were renowned for their exceptional acoustics.
formal The acoustic duct in the recording studio is designed to minimize sound reflections.
informal Make sure you don't block the acoustic duct with any furniture.
slang I love how the music sounds when it goes through that cool acoustic duct.
figurative Her words traveled through the room like echoes in an acoustic duct.
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