acousticzone
nounUK /əˈkuː.stɪk zəʊn/
US /əˈkuː.stɪk zoʊn/
A place where you can hear sounds clearly and where sound is studied or controlled.
The library has an acoustic zone where quiet sounds carry far.
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2. A region in a room or building designed so that sound behaves in a certain way.
The concert hall's acoustic zone makes every note sound warm.
3. An area where sound levels are measured or monitored.
Scientists set up an acoustic zone to record bird calls.
4. A part of a map or model that shows how sound travels.
The acoustic zone on the map showed where the echo was strongest.