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Что (кто) такое ring tone - определение
SOUND MADE BY A TELEPHONE TO INDICATE AN INCOMING CALL, TEXT MESSAGE OR NOTIFICATION.
Ringing signal; Ring tones; Mobile phone ringtone; Ring (telephone); Ringtones; Polyphonic ring tone; Polyphonic ringtone; Ring cadence; Free ringtones; Free ring tones; Truetone; Polyphonic ringtones; Mastertones; Master tone; Ringtone maker; Ring tone; Realtone; Mastertone; Ring-tone; Cell phone ringtone; True tones; Poly 64; Truetone (ringtone)
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ring tone
The ring tone is the sound made by a telephone, especially a mobile phone, when it rings.
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Ringing tone
TONE PLAYED AFTER DIALING A TELEPHONE NUMBER WHILE WAITING FOR THE CALL TO BE ANSWERED
Audible ringing tone; Ringback signal; Ringback Tones; Personalized ringback; Ring back tones; CRBT; Audible ring; Ringback tones; RingbackTone; Calling melody; Caller tune; Audible ringing; Ringback tone
Ringing tone (audible ringing, also ringback tone) is a signaling tone in telecommunication that is heard by the originator of a telephone call while the destination terminal is alerting the receiving party. Audible ringing is typically a repeated tone that is not necessarily synchronous with the cadence of the power ringing signal that is sent to the called party.
Tone policing
MANIPULATIVE TACTIC THAT FOCUS ON THE TONE IN WHICH A STATEMENT WAS PRESENTED AND IN TURN DETRACT ATTENTION FROM THE TRUTH OR FALSITY OF THAT STATEMENT
User:Penbat/tone police; User:Penbat/Tone policing; Tone trolling; Tone argument; Tone fallacy; Tone police; Tone troll
Tone policing (also tone trolling, tone argument, and tone fallacy) is an ad hominem (personal attack) and anti-debate tactic based on criticizing a person for expressing emotion. Tone policing detracts from the truth or falsity of a statement by attacking the tone in which it was presented rather than the message itself.
Tone (linguistics)
USE OF PITCH TO DIFFERENTIATE WORDS IN A LANGUAGE
Tone (tonal language); Tone language; Toneme; Tonal languages; Tone mark; Tonogenesis; Tonology; Low tone; Tonal language; Tonal Languages; Tone languages; Tone Languages; Tone Language; Tonal Language; Tonal accent; Tone accent; Grammatical tone; Word tone; Lexical tone; Register tone; Tonal polarity; Tone marks; Gliding tone; Mid tone; Phonemic tone; Rising–falling tone; Falling–rising tone; Syllable tone; Tone (phonology); Pitch level; Tone group; Tone unit; Tonemes; Top tone; Bottom tone; Extra-high tone; Extra-low tone; High tone; Tonal (linguistics); Phonemic tones; Vocal tone; Tone (Linguistics); Draft:Tonal language syndrome; List of Tonal Languages; Tonemic; Tonemics; Tonetics; Tonetic; Lexical tones
Tone is the use of pitch in language to distinguish lexical or grammatical meaning – that is, to distinguish or to inflect words. All verbal languages use pitch to express emotional and other paralinguistic information and to convey emphasis, contrast and other such features in what is called intonation, but not all languages use tones to distinguish words or their inflections, analogously to consonants and vowels.
tone unit
USE OF PITCH TO DIFFERENTIATE WORDS IN A LANGUAGE
Tone (tonal language); Tone language; Toneme; Tonal languages; Tone mark; Tonogenesis; Tonology; Low tone; Tonal language; Tonal Languages; Tone languages; Tone Languages; Tone Language; Tonal Language; Tonal accent; Tone accent; Grammatical tone; Word tone; Lexical tone; Register tone; Tonal polarity; Tone marks; Gliding tone; Mid tone; Phonemic tone; Rising–falling tone; Falling–rising tone; Syllable tone; Tone (phonology); Pitch level; Tone group; Tone unit; Tonemes; Top tone; Bottom tone; Extra-high tone; Extra-low tone; High tone; Tonal (linguistics); Phonemic tones; Vocal tone; Tone (Linguistics); Draft:Tonal language syndrome; List of Tonal Languages; Tonemic; Tonemics; Tonetics; Tonetic; Lexical tones
¦ noun another term for tone group.
passing note
TYPE OF NOTE IN A PIECE OF MUSIC OR SONG
Suspension (music); Harmonic suspension; Neighbor tone; Passing tone; Non-harmony note; Auxilliary note; Passing note; Anticipation (music); Suspended tone; Neighboring tone; Hilfsklang; Auxiliary tone; Auxiliary note; Escape tone; Echappée; Escape note; Neighbor note; Neighbour note; Neighbour tone; Nonharmonic; Echappee; Non-chord tone; Nonharmonic tone; Accented Passing Tone; Passing notes; Neighbour-note; Neighbouring harmony; Retardation (music); Non-harmonic note; Non-harmonic tone; Chromatic nonharmonic tone; Chromatic appoggiatura; Chromatic passing tone; Escaped note; Échappée; Syncope (music); Nonharmonic bass; Nebennote
¦ noun Music a note not belonging to the harmony but interposed to secure a smooth transition.
tone group
USE OF PITCH TO DIFFERENTIATE WORDS IN A LANGUAGE
Tone (tonal language); Tone language; Toneme; Tonal languages; Tone mark; Tonogenesis; Tonology; Low tone; Tonal language; Tonal Languages; Tone languages; Tone Languages; Tone Language; Tonal Language; Tonal accent; Tone accent; Grammatical tone; Word tone; Lexical tone; Register tone; Tonal polarity; Tone marks; Gliding tone; Mid tone; Phonemic tone; Rising–falling tone; Falling–rising tone; Syllable tone; Tone (phonology); Pitch level; Tone group; Tone unit; Tonemes; Top tone; Bottom tone; Extra-high tone; Extra-low tone; High tone; Tonal (linguistics); Phonemic tones; Vocal tone; Tone (Linguistics); Draft:Tonal language syndrome; List of Tonal Languages; Tonemic; Tonemics; Tonetics; Tonetic; Lexical tones
¦ noun Phonetics a group of words forming a distinctive unit in an utterance.
toneme
USE OF PITCH TO DIFFERENTIATE WORDS IN A LANGUAGE
Tone (tonal language); Tone language; Toneme; Tonal languages; Tone mark; Tonogenesis; Tonology; Low tone; Tonal language; Tonal Languages; Tone languages; Tone Languages; Tone Language; Tonal Language; Tonal accent; Tone accent; Grammatical tone; Word tone; Lexical tone; Register tone; Tonal polarity; Tone marks; Gliding tone; Mid tone; Phonemic tone; Rising–falling tone; Falling–rising tone; Syllable tone; Tone (phonology); Pitch level; Tone group; Tone unit; Tonemes; Top tone; Bottom tone; Extra-high tone; Extra-low tone; High tone; Tonal (linguistics); Phonemic tones; Vocal tone; Tone (Linguistics); Draft:Tonal language syndrome; List of Tonal Languages; Tonemic; Tonemics; Tonetics; Tonetic; Lexical tones
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¦ noun Phonetics a phoneme distinguished from another only by its tone.
Derivatives
tonemic adjective
Origin
1920s: from tone, on the pattern of phoneme.
Musical tone
SOUND WITH A TYPICAL PITCH; STEADY PERIODIC SOUND; CHARACTERIZED BY ITS DURATION, PITCH, INTENSITY (OR LOUDNESS), AND TIMBRE (OR QUALITY)
Tone (music and acoustics); Sinewave (music); Sine wave (music)
Traditionally in Western music, a musical tone is a steady periodic sound. A musical tone is characterized by its duration, pitch, intensity (or loudness), and timbre (or quality).
Tone letter
SYMBOL OR MARK REPRESENTING THE TONE OF A PRECEDING OR SUCCEEDING SYLLABLE
Chao Tones; Tone Bar; Tone bar; ˥; ˦; ˧; ˨; ˩; Chao's tone lettering system; Chao tone letter; Chao tone letters (IPA); ˩˩˧; ˥˧; ˦˨; ˧˩; ˥˩; ˩˧; ˩˨˦; ˧˥; ˧˥˦; ˦˩˨; ˨˩˧; ꜔; ˨˦; Tone letters; ꜒; ꜓; ꜕; ꜖; ꜌; ꜋; ꜊; ꜉; ꜈; ꜑; ꜐; ꜏; ꜎; ꜍; Chao tones; Chao tone
Tone letters are letters that represent the tones of a language, most commonly in languages with contour tones.
Википедия
Ringtone
A ringtone, ring tone or ring is the sound made by a telephone to indicate an incoming call. Originally referring to and made by the electromechanical striking of bells, the term now refers to any sound on any device alerting of a new incoming call—up to and including recordings of original telephone bells.
Electronic telephones, especially smartphones, are manufactured with a preloaded selection of ringtones. Customers can buy or generate custom ringtones for installation on the device.
