sound; voice; tone; noise; reputation; classifier for sounds

to state; to declare; statement; declaration; CL:項|项[xiang4],份[fen4]

to claim; to state; to proclaim; to assert

reputation; fame

sound; noise

sonar (loanword)

sound wave

reputation; prestige; public esteem

to make public; to disclose

to have a bad reputation

to threaten the east and strike to the west (idiom); to create a diversion

vocal cords; vocal folds; (motion picture) soundtrack

vocal music

tone; note; a tone (on a Chinese syllable); CL:個|个[ge4]

reputation

voice actor (orthographic borrowing from Japanese 声優 "seiyū")

audiovisual; (ultrasonography etc) acoustic image

fame and power; prestige; influence; impetus; momentum

sound card

reputation; declaration

sonar (loanword)

vocal sac; vocal pouch (for vocal amplification in male frogs)

(physics) acoustic field; sound field; soundstage

prestige; renown; influence

acoustics

sound (often with negative, not a sound); whisper

to apply to a court for an arrest warrant

to support (a cause)

sound effect

phonetic component of Chinese character

the initial consonant of a Chinese syllable; the phonetic component of a phono-semantic compound character (e.g. the component 青[qing1] in 清[qing1])

voice; tone; information

clamor

phonetic component of a Chinese character (e.g. the component 青[qing] in 清[qing1])

Shenglei, the earliest Chinese rime dictionary with 11,520 single-character entries, released in 3rd century (was not preserved to this day)

voiceprint

voice (as sth that may be described as husky 沙啞|沙哑[sha1 ya3] or deep 低沉[di1 chen2] etc); (physics) sound ray

to state; to declare; pronouncement; declaration

to denounce; to condemn

explaining a character or word by using a homophone

to narrate

to make a formal request; formal request; to make a claim (law)

sound track; audio channel

part (in multipart instrumental or choral music), such as the soprano part or bass part

glottis

(Buddhism) disciple

audio frequency

(bird species of China) common reed bunting (Emberiza schoeniclus)

character serving as sound value of another character; phonetic