Humming meaning in English
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Definition
to hum: to make a continuous low sound
a humming (sound): a buzzing (sound), a low vibration
Examples
- "Do not be alarmed by loud humming sound."
- "(Jean humming French national anthem)"
- "Jean : (Humming La Marseillaise)"
- "(humming 'Happy Birthday')"
Exercise 1
TRUE or FALSE?
Donna should be behind a barrier when Mindmelt is in operation. -->
The Mindmelt device is quiet when in operation. -->
Donna should be behind a barrier when Mindmelt is in operation. -->
The Mindmelt device is quiet when in operation. -->
TRUE or FALSE?
Donna should be behind a barrier when Mindmelt is in operation. --> True 1
The Mindmelt device is quiet when in operation. --> False 2
Donna should be behind a barrier when Mindmelt is in operation. --> True 1
The Mindmelt device is quiet when in operation. --> False 2
1 True: This is a correct statement. Step 5 says "return to the computer and try to put something solid (a 30cm lead plate is ideal) between you and the subject and headset". This means that if Donna uses the Mindmelt device, she should place herself a barrier for protection. In this context, a "plate" is a thin, flat sheet of metal used to form a protective barrier.
1 False: This is not a false statement.
2 False: This statement is false. Point 6 says "...switch on power. Do not be alarmed by loud humming sound". A "humming (noise)" is a low pitched, continuous, droning sound.
2 True: This is not a true statement.
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