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Перевод: aurally

[наречие]
устно; на слух

Тезаурус:

1. Throughout the solo the depth and speed of the left hand vibrato is quite varied, so it is a good idea to listen carefully to the record and pick this up aurally.
2. Aurally and visually the performance was an exhilarating experience, with the agile, sequined, Scottish soloist gliding among the percussion instruments dazzling the eye as much as the ear.
3. (Where sounds correspond aurally yet the concept differs depending on the context, further confusion can arise.
4. If you have any problems with this, it would be a good idea to work at the phrasing aurally, by listening closely to the record.
5. Many a time I have walked in the neighbouring church grounds aurally locating the sound of the distant well Ashwell, shifting my focus to the sound of the wind blowing through the tops of an adjacent circle of Scots Pine, then merging the two together in a synthesis of natural sound to create a powerful aurally based sense of place.
6. Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings was well enough played but lacked the last ounce of passion, and suffered badly from the aurally obtrusive air conditioning system, Randall Thompson's Alleluya showed that the Festival Chorus on this occasion were equally as adept at unaccompanied singing as their counterparts had been last week.
7. Aurally the Mondays improve all the time, they're truly worth travelling all over the world to see
8. More often than not, each melodic line stands perfectly well by itself, and hearing it thus at least lends something of the sense of familiarity and recognition that the thirteenth-century literati might have enjoyed if they attempted to disentangle aurally the separate strands of the motet.
9. With the bridge pickup in expander mode the RD is more than capable of producing some very aurally uncomfortable noises.
10. the sound of whose surname and its positioning at the start of the final stanza aurally and visually rhymes with "Declines" which similarly ends a sentence as the first word of stanza six.