muting

UK
/ˈmjuːtɪŋ/
US
/ˈmjutɪŋ/
mutingnoun
mutings
pl
Translations
The muting of the colors in the painting gave it a more somber tone.
Приглушение цветов в картине придало ей более мрачный тон.
The muting of the background noise made it easier to concentrate.
Заглушение фонового шума облегчило концентрацию.
Definitions
The act or process of making something silent or less loud.
The muting of the television was necessary to hear the phone conversation clearly.
A reduction or suppression of sound, especially when applied to an audio signal or broadcast.
There was a noticeable muting of crowd noise during the live stream.
mutinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈmjuː.tɪŋ/
US
/ˈmju.tɪŋ/
Used attributively: e.g., 'a muting circuit'.
Definitions
Causing or relating to the reduction of sound; serving to mute.
He added a muting switch to silence the speakers instantly.
muteverb

muting

Gerund

muted
Past Simple
muted
Past Participle
muting
Gerund
UK
/mjuːt/
US
/mjut/
Translations
He decided to mute the sound of the television.
Он решил заглушить звук телевизора.
выключить звук
Please mute your microphone during the meeting.
Пожалуйста, выключите звук на вашем микрофоне во время встречи.
She tried to mute her laughter during the serious discussion.
Она пыталась приглушить свой смех во время серьезного обсуждения.
Additional translations
Definitions
To reduce or eliminate the sound of something.
She muted the television during the commercial break.
To soften or tone down the intensity of something.
The artist muted the colors in the painting to create a more subdued effect.
To silence or suppress a person or their expression.
The moderator muted the disruptive participant during the online meeting.
mutenoun
Definitions
A person who is unable to speak.
The mute communicated with gestures and expressions.
A device used to soften or silence the sound of a musical instrument.
The trumpet player used a mute to create a softer sound during the performance.
A person who chooses not to speak or is silent in a particular situation.
He remained a mute during the meeting, preferring to listen rather than contribute.
A letter that is written but not pronounced.
The "k" in "knight" is a mute.
A professional mourner hired to walk in a funeral procession and remain silent.
In Victorian times, mutes in long black cloaks led the mourners to the graveyard.
A setting or function that silences the audio output of a device.
Please switch your phone to mute during the presentation.
muteadjective
Definitions
Silent; refraining from speech or temporarily speechless.
The room was filled with mute spectators, all waiting for the announcement.
Unable to speak; lacking the ability to produce speech.
The mute child communicated through sign language.
Not expressed in words; unspoken.
There was a mute understanding between the two friends.
Lacking sound or voice; silent.
The television was on, but the volume was set to mute.
Not pronounced or sounded; silent (of a letter).
In the word "knife", the final "e" is mute.
muteadverb
Definitions
Silently; without making any sound.
Mute they drifted across the moon-lit plain.