Noun
/toleˈɾanθja al ˈrwido/
Tolerancia al ruido refers to the ability to withstand or endure loud or disturbing sounds without being affected. This term is commonly used in the workplace or industrial settings to describe the maximum level of sound that a person can be exposed to without experiencing negative effects on their health or well-being. It is a concept often addressed in safety regulations and occupational health guidelines. The term is used throughout the Spanish-speaking world and is more common in technical or regulatory contexts.
No puedo dormir con tanto ruido; tengo muy poca tolerancia al ruido. Translation: I can't sleep with so much noise; I have very low noise tolerance.
Perder la tolerancia al ruido: To lose noise tolerance / To become more sensitive to noise.
Desde que vivo en la ciudad, he perdido la tolerancia al ruido constante. Translation: Since I've been living in the city, I've lost my tolerance to constant noise.
Alta tolerancia al ruido: High noise tolerance / Ability to endure loud sounds.
The word "tolerancia" comes from the Latin "tolerantia," which means endurance or tolerance. The addition of "al ruido" specifies that it refers to noise tolerance specifically.