Definition of background noise in English:

background noise

noun

mass noun

1Extraneous sound which can be heard while listening to or monitoring other sounds.
the background noise overwhelms any dialogue
Example sentencesExamples
- From the jocular background noise on Emmerson's cellphone, it's obvious they're enjoying themselves.
- Effective use is made of natural light and background noise, with Melbourne itself adding enormously to character of the film.
- The performances are not always flawless, and there is some disturbing background noise.
- A special sound consultant was brought in to both trace and eliminate background noise.
- The interview itself also had a distracting level of background noise.
- The street background noise is very important in your two films.
- It would have likely taken more money than the project had to get the background noise out of the soundtrack.
- Few of us today really know what silence is, and since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the level of background noise has been constantly rising.
- These sleek, stainless steel cooling machines set a new standard for quiet operation, keeping kitchen background noise at a lower level than any other built-in refrigerators.
- In many of the quieter scenes, there is a strange, persistent background noise that makes it sound like the entire flick was shot next to a busy freeway.
- If you have a bad location, with cramped, poorly lit rooms, with lots of background noise, it's unlikely that any learning will take place.
- Some of the dialogue can be hard to hear because of the background noises or music.
- Audiences are brought into the story by the realistic, everyday distraction of background noise, including a ringing phone and traffic.
1. 1.1 A person or thing considered to be irrelevant or incidental to the main issue or situation.
  she is nothing but background noise in the story
  it's the basics that make our lives meaningful, the rest is just background noise
  Example sentencesExamples
  The famous guests simply serve as background noise to the proceedings.
  The only difference is the lengthening days, other than that the seasons are mere background noise to the horizontal trajectory of my research.
  For the immigrants themselves, much of this rhetoric is just background noise.
  These events are merely background noise compared to the nuanced consideration of the personal lives and family history deeply imbedded within this chaos.
  The mortgage crisis was but background noise in your movie.
  For most of the movie, she was just background noise, an opinionated woman who really didn't want to be there.
  The thoughts and feelings of the broad masses are nothing but background noise, or the occasional fodder for pollsters.
  Really, though, the wedding preparation is just background noise.
  To get it right, you've got to grant your reader some credit - don't try to pass off old background noise as news.
  The editorial pages - like the news pages - are the distracting background noise of everyday life.

Definition of background noise in US English:

background noise

noun

1Extraneous sound which can be heard while listening to or monitoring other sounds.
the background noise overwhelms any dialogue
Example sentencesExamples
- A special sound consultant was brought in to both trace and eliminate background noise.
- The interview itself also had a distracting level of background noise.
- From the jocular background noise on Emmerson's cellphone, it's obvious they're enjoying themselves.
- These sleek, stainless steel cooling machines set a new standard for quiet operation, keeping kitchen background noise at a lower level than any other built-in refrigerators.
- Some of the dialogue can be hard to hear because of the background noises or music.
- In many of the quieter scenes, there is a strange, persistent background noise that makes it sound like the entire flick was shot next to a busy freeway.
- Effective use is made of natural light and background noise, with Melbourne itself adding enormously to character of the film.
- Few of us today really know what silence is, and since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the level of background noise has been constantly rising.
- The street background noise is very important in your two films.
- The performances are not always flawless, and there is some disturbing background noise.
- If you have a bad location, with cramped, poorly lit rooms, with lots of background noise, it's unlikely that any learning will take place.
- Audiences are brought into the story by the realistic, everyday distraction of background noise, including a ringing phone and traffic.
- It would have likely taken more money than the project had to get the background noise out of the soundtrack.
1. 1.1 A person or thing considered to be irrelevant or incidental to the main issue or situation.
  she is nothing but background noise in the story
  it's the basics that make our lives meaningful, the rest is just background noise
  Example sentencesExamples
  Really, though, the wedding preparation is just background noise.
  The editorial pages - like the news pages - are the distracting background noise of everyday life.
  For most of the movie, she was just background noise, an opinionated woman who really didn't want to be there.
  For the immigrants themselves, much of this rhetoric is just background noise.
  These events are merely background noise compared to the nuanced consideration of the personal lives and family history deeply imbedded within this chaos.
  To get it right, you've got to grant your reader some credit - don't try to pass off old background noise as news.
  The only difference is the lengthening days, other than that the seasons are mere background noise to the horizontal trajectory of my research.
  The thoughts and feelings of the broad masses are nothing but background noise, or the occasional fodder for pollsters.
  The famous guests simply serve as background noise to the proceedings.
  The mortgage crisis was but background noise in your movie.

词汇	background noise
释义	Definition of background noise in English: background noise noun mass noun 1Extraneous sound which can be heard while listening to or monitoring other sounds. the background noise overwhelms any dialogue Example sentencesExamples From the jocular background noise on Emmerson's cellphone, it's obvious they're enjoying themselves. Effective use is made of natural light and background noise, with Melbourne itself adding enormously to character of the film. The performances are not always flawless, and there is some disturbing background noise. A special sound consultant was brought in to both trace and eliminate background noise. The interview itself also had a distracting level of background noise. The street background noise is very important in your two films. It would have likely taken more money than the project had to get the background noise out of the soundtrack. Few of us today really know what silence is, and since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the level of background noise has been constantly rising. These sleek, stainless steel cooling machines set a new standard for quiet operation, keeping kitchen background noise at a lower level than any other built-in refrigerators. In many of the quieter scenes, there is a strange, persistent background noise that makes it sound like the entire flick was shot next to a busy freeway. If you have a bad location, with cramped, poorly lit rooms, with lots of background noise, it's unlikely that any learning will take place. Some of the dialogue can be hard to hear because of the background noises or music. Audiences are brought into the story by the realistic, everyday distraction of background noise, including a ringing phone and traffic. 1.1 A person or thing considered to be irrelevant or incidental to the main issue or situation. she is nothing but background noise in the story it's the basics that make our lives meaningful, the rest is just background noise Example sentencesExamples The famous guests simply serve as background noise to the proceedings. The only difference is the lengthening days, other than that the seasons are mere background noise to the horizontal trajectory of my research. For the immigrants themselves, much of this rhetoric is just background noise. These events are merely background noise compared to the nuanced consideration of the personal lives and family history deeply imbedded within this chaos. The mortgage crisis was but background noise in your movie. For most of the movie, she was just background noise, an opinionated woman who really didn't want to be there. The thoughts and feelings of the broad masses are nothing but background noise, or the occasional fodder for pollsters. Really, though, the wedding preparation is just background noise. To get it right, you've got to grant your reader some credit - don't try to pass off old background noise as news. The editorial pages - like the news pages - are the distracting background noise of everyday life. Definition of background noise in US English: background noise noun 1Extraneous sound which can be heard while listening to or monitoring other sounds. the background noise overwhelms any dialogue Example sentencesExamples A special sound consultant was brought in to both trace and eliminate background noise. The interview itself also had a distracting level of background noise. From the jocular background noise on Emmerson's cellphone, it's obvious they're enjoying themselves. These sleek, stainless steel cooling machines set a new standard for quiet operation, keeping kitchen background noise at a lower level than any other built-in refrigerators. Some of the dialogue can be hard to hear because of the background noises or music. In many of the quieter scenes, there is a strange, persistent background noise that makes it sound like the entire flick was shot next to a busy freeway. Effective use is made of natural light and background noise, with Melbourne itself adding enormously to character of the film. Few of us today really know what silence is, and since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the level of background noise has been constantly rising. The street background noise is very important in your two films. The performances are not always flawless, and there is some disturbing background noise. If you have a bad location, with cramped, poorly lit rooms, with lots of background noise, it's unlikely that any learning will take place. Audiences are brought into the story by the realistic, everyday distraction of background noise, including a ringing phone and traffic. It would have likely taken more money than the project had to get the background noise out of the soundtrack. 1.1 A person or thing considered to be irrelevant or incidental to the main issue or situation. she is nothing but background noise in the story it's the basics that make our lives meaningful, the rest is just background noise Example sentencesExamples Really, though, the wedding preparation is just background noise. The editorial pages - like the news pages - are the distracting background noise of everyday life. For most of the movie, she was just background noise, an opinionated woman who really didn't want to be there. For the immigrants themselves, much of this rhetoric is just background noise. These events are merely background noise compared to the nuanced consideration of the personal lives and family history deeply imbedded within this chaos. To get it right, you've got to grant your reader some credit - don't try to pass off old background noise as news. The only difference is the lengthening days, other than that the seasons are mere background noise to the horizontal trajectory of my research. The thoughts and feelings of the broad masses are nothing but background noise, or the occasional fodder for pollsters. The famous guests simply serve as background noise to the proceedings. The mortgage crisis was but background noise in your movie.
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