Pronunciation: /əˈkuːstɪk/
noun a musical instrument that produces sound without using electricity
A1 I enjoy listening to acoustic music.
A2 The acoustic of the room made it difficult to hear the speaker.
B1 The acoustic of the concert hall was excellent, enhancing the sound of the orchestra.
B2 The acoustic properties of the material were tested in the laboratory.
C1 The acoustic engineer designed the sound system for the new theater.
C2 The acoustic performance of the singer was praised by critics.
adjective relating to sound or the sense of hearing
A1 I bought an acoustic guitar to learn how to play music.
A2 The acoustic panels in the room helped to reduce the echo.
B1 She preferred the acoustic version of the song over the electric one.
B2 The acoustic properties of the theater made the live performance sound amazing.
C1 The acoustic engineer designed the sound system for optimal audio quality.
C2 The acoustic analysis of the concert hall revealed areas that needed improvement.
formal The acoustic properties of the concert hall were carefully designed to enhance the sound quality.
informal I love playing my acoustic guitar by the campfire.
slang The acoustic set at the coffee shop was totally chill.
figurative Her acoustic performance really struck a chord with the audience.
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