toqus
Picture Dictionary
English
한국어
Login
Register
🔍
modulate
verb
-
modulate
,
modulating
,
modulates
,
modulated
to
vary
or
adjust
the
pitch
,
tone
,
volume
,
or
quality
of
one's
voice
or
a
sound
.
•
The
opera
singer
modulated
her
voice
to
express
deep
emotion
during
the
performance
.
The
opera
singer
modulated
her
voice
to
express
deep
emotion
during
the
performance
.
•
He
modulated
his
tone
carefully
when
speaking
to
the
angry
customer
.
He
modulated
his
tone
carefully
when
speaking
to
the
angry
customer
.
From
Latin
*modulātus*
(
perfect
passive
participle
of
*modulō*
meaning
'to
measure
off
properly
,
to
regulate'
),
diminutive
of
*modus*
meaning
'measure'
.
verb
-
modulate
,
modulating
,
modulates
,
modulated
to
adjust
the
amplitude
,
frequency
,
phase
,
or
other
characteristic
of
a
carrier
wave
in
accordance
with
a
signal
in
radio
or
television
transmission
.
•
Engineers
modulate
the
radio
signal
to
send
data
over
long
distances
.
Engineers
modulate
the
radio
signal
to
send
data
over
long
distances
.
•
The
device
will
modulate
the
sound
into
a
frequency
for
wireless
transmission
.
The
device
will
modulate
the
sound
into
a
frequency
for
wireless
transmission
.
From
Latin
*modulātus*
(
perfect
passive
participle
of
*modulō*
meaning
'to
measure
off
properly
,
to
regulate'
),
diminutive
of
*modus*
meaning
'measure'
.
verb
-
modulate
,
modulating
,
modulates
,
modulated
to
pass
from
one
key
to
another
in
music
.
•
The
composer
modulated
smoothly
from
C
major
to
G
major
in
the
symphony
.
The
composer
modulated
smoothly
from
C
major
to
G
major
in
the
symphony
.
•
During
the
jazz
solo
,
she
modulated
to
a
minor
key
for
drama
.
During
the
jazz
solo
,
she
modulated
to
a
minor
key
for
drama
.
From
Latin
*modulātus*
(
perfect
passive
participle
of
*modulō*
meaning
'to
measure
off
properly
,
to
regulate'
),
diminutive
of
*modus*
meaning
'measure'
.
modulates
verb
-
modulate
,
modulating
,
modulates
,
modulated
adjusts
the
pitch
,
tone
,
or
volume
of
the
voice
.
•
The
singer
modulates
her
voice
to
express
deep
emotion
.
The
singer
modulates
her
voice
to
express
deep
emotion
.
•
The
teacher
modulates
his
tone
to
engage
the
young
students
.
The
teacher
modulates
his
tone
to
engage
the
young
students
.
From
Latin
modulātus
,
past
participle
of
modulārī
(“
to
measure
,
regulate
,
to
play
on
a
musical
instrument
”),
diminutive
of
modulus
(“
a
small
measure
,
a
melody
”).
verb
-
modulate
,
modulating
,
modulates
,
modulated
in
music
,
changes
smoothly
from
one
key
or
harmony
to
another
.
•
The
symphony
orchestra
modulates
into
a
triumphant
finale
.
The
symphony
orchestra
modulates
into
a
triumphant
finale
.
•
Her
piano
piece
modulates
unexpectedly
to
surprise
listeners
.
Her
piano
piece
modulates
unexpectedly
to
surprise
listeners
.
verb
-
modulate
,
modulating
,
modulates
,
modulated
in
radio
and
telecommunications
,
varies
a
carrier
wave
using
a
signal
.
•
The
transmitter
modulates
the
sound
signal
for
broadcast
.
The
transmitter
modulates
the
sound
signal
for
broadcast
.
•
This
device
modulates
data
onto
the
frequency
for
wireless
transmission
.
This
device
modulates
data
onto
the
frequency
for
wireless
transmission
.
verb
-
modulate
,
modulating
,
modulates
,
modulated
regulates
or
alters
the
activity
,
level
,
or
effect
of
something
.
•
The
hormone
modulates
the
body's
response
to
stress
.
The
hormone
modulates
the
body's
response
to
stress
.
•
This
therapy
modulates
immune
system
activity
.
This
therapy
modulates
immune
system
activity
.