n.
    
      - 聲響;喧鬧聲[C][U]
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What's up? There's such a loud 
noise in the corridor.
出什麼事啦?走廊裡喧鬧聲那麼大。
 
      - 噪音,干擾[U]
 
      - 議論[C][U]
 
    
    vt.
    
      - 紛紛傳說;謠傳[H][(+about/abroad/around)]
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It was 
noised about that the foreign minister intended to resign.
外界傳說外交部長打算辭職。
 
    
   
  片語
  
    make a noise about sth.
    
      - 抱怨某事
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He 
made a noise to the manager 
about the bad service at the hotel.
他因旅館的服務差向經理提出不滿。
 
    
    make a noise in the world
    
      - 名噪一時
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He was eager to 
make a noise in the world.
他很想出名。
 
    
   
  辨析
  
 
  n.
   - a sound, especially one that is loud, unpleasant, or disturbing. 
▸continuous or repeated loud, confused sounds.
 - 
(noises)
 conventional remarks expressing some emotion or purpose:
 the government made tough noises about defending sterling.
 - technical irregular fluctuations accompanying and tending to obscure an electrical signal or other significant phenomenon.
 
v.
 archaic  - 
(usu. be noised about)
 talk about or make known publicly.
 - make much noise.
 
 
  Phrase
  
    - make a noise
 speak or act in a way designed to attract attention.  - noises off
 sounds made offstage to be heard by the audience of a play. 
   
  Etymology
  ME: from OFr., from L. nausea (see nausea).