おとがする
Meanings
Expression
Verb (する)
1. to make a sound; to give off a sound
often ...(と)音がする
This door makes a strange noise every time you open it.
2. to hear a sound
Didn't you hear something just now?
Composed of
sound; noise; (musical) note; fame
Examples (29 in total)
Did you hear a knock?
I heard a bell ringing.
Didn't you hear something just now?
I heard a noise behind me.
It sounds like the floor is about to give way.
I heard the sound of turning a page.
I hear a strange noise in the kitchen.
I heard a faint sound nearby.
The washing machine is making a strange sound.
The stairs creak when you climb them.
I heard the clink of a chain right behind me.
I heard the sound of a building collapsing somewhere.
The piano has a good tone.
When you hear the bell, come right away.
The engine is making strange noises.
Strange noises keep coming from the receiver and won't stop.
The door closed with a clunk.
When you dive into the water, there's a unique sound, isn't there?
I heard the sound of something I had cherished in my heart breaking.
All four boxes made a similar sound.
Just that makes a sound like a gale!
This vacuum cleaner makes a lot of noise.
A sudden noise distracted their attention from the game.
At that moment, I heard someone walking down the hallway.
This door makes a strange noise every time you open it.
If you strike two pieces of metal sharply against each other, this is the kind of sound you would hear.
However, from beyond the end of the hallway, came the sound of ice rolling.
When I put it away, I faintly heard a sound like a camera shutter.
When mosquitoes beat their wings up and down, they produce a distinctive buzzing sound.