what is the meaning of sonic?

Answer 1

Having to do with Sound, or the speed of sound. Fast as sound.

Answer 2

1. Of or relating to audible sound: "a sonic wave."
2. Having a speed approaching or being that of sound in air, about 1,220 kilometers (760 miles) per hour at sea level.
3. (Slang.) Extremely exciting and fast-paced: "a sonic lifestyle."

Answer 3

Having to do with sound waves. A sonic boom happens when ever an object goes faster than the sound waves it causes. Air rushes into the displacement and there is an implosion. As with the crack of a whip.

Answer 4

According to Random House Unabridged Dictionary:

1. of or pertaining to sound.
2. noting or pertaining to a speed equal to that of sound in air at the same height above sea level.

According to American Heritage Dictionary:
1. Of or relating to audible sound: a sonic wave.
2. Having a speed approaching or being that of sound in air, about 1,220 kilometers (760 miles) per hour at sea level.
3. Slang Extremely exciting and fast-paced: a sonic lifestyle.

Sonic in other languages:
Arabic: صَوْتي
Chinese (Simplified): 声波的
Chinese (Traditional): 聲波的
Czech: zvukový
Danish: lyd-; sonisk
Dutch: geluids©
Estonian: heli-
Finnish: ääni-, äänen
French: sonique
German: Schall-…
Greek: ηχητικός
Hungarian: hang-
Icelandic: hljóð-
Indonesian: sonik
Italian: del suono*
Japanese: 音の
Korean: 소리의, 음향의
Latvian: akustisks; skaņas-; skaņu-
Lithuanian: garso
Norwegian: lyd-, sonisk
Polish: dźwiękowy
Portuguese (Brazil): sônico
Portuguese (Portugal): sónico
Romanian: sonic
Russian: звуковой
Slovak: zvukový
Slovenian: zvočen
Spanish: sónico
Swedish: sonisk, ljud-
Turkish: ses dalgalarıyla ilgili

Answer 5

has to do with the speed of something. For ex: The train has a sonic speed. i.e it moves at a very fast speed.

Answer 6

Of sound.

Answer 7

sound soni-do