microphone
মাইক
definition
noun
We don't take up much room and don't have any amplifiers or microphones to encumber us.
an instrument for converting sound waves into electrical energy variations, which may then be amplified, transmitted, or recorded.
translation of 'microphone'
শব্দ জোরাল করিবার যন্ত্র,
শব্দতরঙ্গকে বিদ্যুৎ প্রবাহে পরিণত করিবার যন্ত্র
noun
মাইক
example
A reporter stood behind him pointing a 'microphone' connected to a minidisc recorder at us.
If you want to record a hit record, you need a computer, a decent 'microphone' and a software mixer.
Acoustic guitars may be amplified by placing a contact 'microphone' inside the body.
wireless 'microphone'
Upon receiving them from him, she would plug in her tape recorder, clip on her 'microphone' and go to it.
They heard a loud feedback from a 'microphone' and turned around to see where it was coming from.
Carolyn clicked and then spoke into the 'microphone' and headphone she suddenly found by the computer.
With a 'microphone' under my nose and the mini-disc rolling, I didn't feel quite so smart.
I always wished I had a 'microphone' to record all the wise things he said about music.
Just climb in, don the headphones, grab the 'microphone' , select a song and you're off!
We can put a 'microphone' in front of a drum kit and press record, you know what I mean.
These can pick up car number plates from 200 yards away and record voices via 'microphones' on the outside of the van.
She broke a string on her Les Paul right on the first song, then switched to a Firebird which kept shrieking due to some kind of 'microphonic' problem with the pickups not liking the distortion effect or something.
We don't take up much room and don't have any amplifiers or 'microphones' to encumber us.
The rangers set up underwater 'microphones' attached to amplifiers on the jetty.
However, you can also use the external speakers and 'microphones' supplied with most modern personal computers.
Should drum beating or use of 'microphones' and loudspeakers that disturbs the peace of neighbourhood be permitted?
The debate sponsors should be responsible for 'microphones' and the sound system.
It's got a nice big room, with cordless 'microphones' and lots of English music to choose from.
He fixed them up with small, cordless 'microphones' attached to their shirt collars.
Every little sound echoed causing somewhat of a 'microphonic' effect.
The low frequency tone emitted in flight is plainly audible to the ear and 'microphonic' filtering yielded the wing beat frequency, as Sotavalta reliably showed for many insect species.
Headset 'microphones' are cheaper generally than the lip mic, though they can pick up a limited amount of background sound.
The thieves also took electrical public address equipment and radio 'microphones' .
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