Definition of noise pollution in English:

noise pollution

noun

mass noun

Harmful or annoying levels of noise.
proposals to combat noise pollution
Example sentencesExamples
- The runway means more flights which means more noise pollution.
- This could considerably reduce both air and noise pollution.
- Another problem facing the community is noise pollution.
- The object is to highlight the growing problem of noise pollution.
- Those who say that cars are toxic to cities never cite the automobile's worst urban offense: noise pollution.
- They have come up with a means to combat this noise pollution.
- Research has linked noise pollution with a range of health problems including sleep deprivation, high blood pressure and hearing loss.
- There are no milling crowds here and noise pollution is almost absent when compared to levels in the city.
- There is noise pollution from the M60 and M66 motorways, and from the industrial units adjacent to our homes.
- He blames the decline in beluga populations on various pressures on the environment, such as noise pollution from planes and boats.
- North Yorkshire County Council has produced a draft freight strategy to try to resolve problems such as air and noise pollution, caused by heavy goods vehicles.
- But those against the airport say it will create nothing but noise pollution, sleep disturbance and health issues.
- In other words, there is little the law can do to control renovation work, one of the most persistent and annoying sources of noise pollution.
- The residents claim it will substantially increase noise pollution in the south Fingal area and interfere with local schools.
- The woodlands and grasses will help to improve air quality, screen noise pollution and increase access to green spaces to encourage youngsters to stay active.
- Members of the council's environmental protection unit hope to raise awareness of the impact noise pollution can have.
- Campaigners fighting against a housing development have staged a street protest after being told their concerns over noise pollution were unfounded.
- Residents living close to the site fear their lives could be blighted by noise pollution and antisocial behaviour created by a night club.
- Residents, however, say the bridge will increase traffic in the area and will result in air and noise pollution.
- Petty crimes such as vandalism and noise pollution have been afforded low priority, even though every day they bring misery to the lives of thousands.

Definition of noise pollution in US English:

noise pollution

noun

Harmful or annoying levels of noise, as from airplanes, industry, etc.
proposals to combat noise pollution
Example sentencesExamples
- There is noise pollution from the M60 and M66 motorways, and from the industrial units adjacent to our homes.
- Residents, however, say the bridge will increase traffic in the area and will result in air and noise pollution.
- North Yorkshire County Council has produced a draft freight strategy to try to resolve problems such as air and noise pollution, caused by heavy goods vehicles.
- Campaigners fighting against a housing development have staged a street protest after being told their concerns over noise pollution were unfounded.
- Another problem facing the community is noise pollution.
- The object is to highlight the growing problem of noise pollution.
- In other words, there is little the law can do to control renovation work, one of the most persistent and annoying sources of noise pollution.
- The residents claim it will substantially increase noise pollution in the south Fingal area and interfere with local schools.
- Members of the council's environmental protection unit hope to raise awareness of the impact noise pollution can have.
- The woodlands and grasses will help to improve air quality, screen noise pollution and increase access to green spaces to encourage youngsters to stay active.
- Residents living close to the site fear their lives could be blighted by noise pollution and antisocial behaviour created by a night club.
- He blames the decline in beluga populations on various pressures on the environment, such as noise pollution from planes and boats.
- There are no milling crowds here and noise pollution is almost absent when compared to levels in the city.
- But those against the airport say it will create nothing but noise pollution, sleep disturbance and health issues.
- Those who say that cars are toxic to cities never cite the automobile's worst urban offense: noise pollution.
- Research has linked noise pollution with a range of health problems including sleep deprivation, high blood pressure and hearing loss.
- This could considerably reduce both air and noise pollution.
- Petty crimes such as vandalism and noise pollution have been afforded low priority, even though every day they bring misery to the lives of thousands.
- They have come up with a means to combat this noise pollution.
- The runway means more flights which means more noise pollution.

单词	noise pollution
释义	Definition of noise pollution in English: noise pollution noun mass noun Harmful or annoying levels of noise. proposals to combat noise pollution Example sentencesExamples The runway means more flights which means more noise pollution. This could considerably reduce both air and noise pollution. Another problem facing the community is noise pollution. The object is to highlight the growing problem of noise pollution. Those who say that cars are toxic to cities never cite the automobile's worst urban offense: noise pollution. They have come up with a means to combat this noise pollution. Research has linked noise pollution with a range of health problems including sleep deprivation, high blood pressure and hearing loss. There are no milling crowds here and noise pollution is almost absent when compared to levels in the city. There is noise pollution from the M60 and M66 motorways, and from the industrial units adjacent to our homes. He blames the decline in beluga populations on various pressures on the environment, such as noise pollution from planes and boats. North Yorkshire County Council has produced a draft freight strategy to try to resolve problems such as air and noise pollution, caused by heavy goods vehicles. But those against the airport say it will create nothing but noise pollution, sleep disturbance and health issues. In other words, there is little the law can do to control renovation work, one of the most persistent and annoying sources of noise pollution. The residents claim it will substantially increase noise pollution in the south Fingal area and interfere with local schools. The woodlands and grasses will help to improve air quality, screen noise pollution and increase access to green spaces to encourage youngsters to stay active. Members of the council's environmental protection unit hope to raise awareness of the impact noise pollution can have. Campaigners fighting against a housing development have staged a street protest after being told their concerns over noise pollution were unfounded. Residents living close to the site fear their lives could be blighted by noise pollution and antisocial behaviour created by a night club. Residents, however, say the bridge will increase traffic in the area and will result in air and noise pollution. Petty crimes such as vandalism and noise pollution have been afforded low priority, even though every day they bring misery to the lives of thousands. Definition of noise pollution in US English: noise pollution noun Harmful or annoying levels of noise, as from airplanes, industry, etc. proposals to combat noise pollution Example sentencesExamples There is noise pollution from the M60 and M66 motorways, and from the industrial units adjacent to our homes. Residents, however, say the bridge will increase traffic in the area and will result in air and noise pollution. North Yorkshire County Council has produced a draft freight strategy to try to resolve problems such as air and noise pollution, caused by heavy goods vehicles. Campaigners fighting against a housing development have staged a street protest after being told their concerns over noise pollution were unfounded. Another problem facing the community is noise pollution. The object is to highlight the growing problem of noise pollution. In other words, there is little the law can do to control renovation work, one of the most persistent and annoying sources of noise pollution. The residents claim it will substantially increase noise pollution in the south Fingal area and interfere with local schools. Members of the council's environmental protection unit hope to raise awareness of the impact noise pollution can have. The woodlands and grasses will help to improve air quality, screen noise pollution and increase access to green spaces to encourage youngsters to stay active. Residents living close to the site fear their lives could be blighted by noise pollution and antisocial behaviour created by a night club. He blames the decline in beluga populations on various pressures on the environment, such as noise pollution from planes and boats. There are no milling crowds here and noise pollution is almost absent when compared to levels in the city. But those against the airport say it will create nothing but noise pollution, sleep disturbance and health issues. Those who say that cars are toxic to cities never cite the automobile's worst urban offense: noise pollution. Research has linked noise pollution with a range of health problems including sleep deprivation, high blood pressure and hearing loss. This could considerably reduce both air and noise pollution. Petty crimes such as vandalism and noise pollution have been afforded low priority, even though every day they bring misery to the lives of thousands. They have come up with a means to combat this noise pollution. The runway means more flights which means more noise pollution.
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