Lärm
derNounnoise
English translations
- 01
Shivaree
- 02
noise
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein lautes, unangenehmes Geräusch.
- English meaning
- Noise
- Synonym
- Krach, Getöse
- German example
- Der Lärm der Baustelle störte die Anwohner.
- English example
- The noise from the construction site disturbed the residents.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Lärm
- Plural Form
- None
Related words
- lärmen
blare
- lärmend
obstreperous
- lärmen
to noise
- lärmen
to clamor
- Höllenlärm
din
- Höllenlärm
uproar
- Höllenlärm
hellish noise
- lärmen
To make noise
- Höllenlärm
Deafening noise
- Heidenlärm
Deafening noise
- Trubel
Hustle and bustle
- Dezibel
Decibel is a unit of measurement for the loudness of sound.
- Ohrenstöpsel
Earplugs
- Geschreie
Shouting
- Geschrei
shouting, yelling
- Schalldichte
Soundproofing, sound insulation
- Schwellenwert
Threshold
- Gewöhnung
Habituation
- Anwohner
A resident is a person who lives near a particular place.
- Isolierung
Insulation
- Ruhestörung
noise disturbance
- Hauptärgernis
Main annoyance
- Remmidemmi
Hubbub
- Rambazamba
Ruckus
- krakeelen
To yell
- abdämpfen
to dampen
- ruhig
calm
- beeinträchtigt
impaired, affected
- Poltergeist
Poltergeist
- alkoholarm
Low-alcohol
- Klapper
Mouth, Jaw, Rattle
- Krach
Noise, crash, argument
- Rummel
Hype
- Ruhe
Quiet
- Bauarbeiten
Construction work refers to activities related to building or repairing buildings or infrastructure.
- Ohrenschützer
Earmuffs
- Brüllaffe
Howler monkey
- Schalldämpfer
Muffler
- Vuvuzela
A vuvuzela is a long, funnel-shaped plastic horn that became particularly popular at football matches in South Africa and produces a loud, buzzing sound.
- Getöse
Racket
- Stimmengewirr
A confusing jumble of voices.
- Refugium
Refuge
- Mieterin
Tenant (female)
- Störfaktor
Disturbance, disruptive factor
- Tumultuant
Tumultuous
- Krachen
To crash means to make a loud, sudden noise, often by breaking or colliding objects.
- toben
Romping
Example sentences with “Lärm”
Der Lärm ist unerträglich. (The noise is unbearable.)
Frequently asked questions
Does 'Lärm' have a plural?
It is usually used in the singular.