n.分贝(声音强度的单位)
decibel的复数

原形：decibel复数：decibels

The sound level of the rock concert was measured at 110 decibels, which is incredibly loud.
这场摇滚音乐会的声音级别被测得为110分贝，非常响亮。
A whisper is typically around 30 decibels, while a normal conversation registers at about 60 decibels.
耳语通常在30分贝左右，而正常对话大约在60分贝。
The airport noise level can reach up to 85 decibels during takeoff and landing, causing temporary hearing loss for some people.
飞机起飞和降落时的噪音可以达到85分贝，对某些人来说可能会造成暂时性听力损失。
A comfortable listening volume for music is usually between 60 and 85 decibels to prevent hearing damage.
舒适的音乐音量通常在60到85分贝之间，以防止听力损伤。
The new headphones advertise noise cancellation at 30 decibels, making it easier to concentrate in a noisy environment.
这款新耳机声称能消除30分贝的噪音，使你在嘈杂环境中更容易集中注意力。
The dentist's drill is so loud that it measures at approximately 90 decibels, causing patients to hold their breath during procedures.
牙医的钻头声音很大，大约有90分贝，患者在治疗过程中常常屏住呼吸。
The fireworks display produced a stunning 130 decibels, momentarily deafening everyone within a 100-meter radius.
烟花表演产生了令人震撼的130分贝，瞬间使方圆100米内的人都感到耳聋。
The recommended maximum daily exposure to noise should not exceed 85 decibels to avoid long-term hearing health risks.
为了防止长期的听力健康风险，每日接触噪音的最高上限不应超过85分贝。
The library has strict rules against making any noise above 40 decibels to maintain a quiet reading atmosphere.
图书馆严格规定不允许制造超过40分贝的噪音，以保持安静的阅读环境。
The city council is considering lowering the acceptable noise level from 70 decibels to 60 decibels to reduce neighborhood disturbances.
市议会正在考虑将可接受的噪音水平从70分贝降低到60分贝，以减少邻里间的干扰。