What does the phrase “punctuate proceedings” mean in this context?
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Here is the sentence:
With this app, You can add audio effects, and you can also punctuate proceedings with the sound
of a flying aeroplane or an air horn.
The sentence is from a DJ app which lets its users access a great number of sound tools on their mobile.
I know the lexical meanings of both punctuate and proceedings, but I am not sure what do they mean when used together in this context. Is it about adding special sounds to signify intervals between events or does it simply mean adding some sounds which are played intermittently?
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Here is the sentence:
With this app, You can add audio effects, and you can also punctuate proceedings with the sound
of a flying aeroplane or an air horn.
The sentence is from a DJ app which lets its users access a great number of sound tools on their mobile.
I know the lexical meanings of both punctuate and proceedings, but I am not sure what do they mean when used together in this context. Is it about adding special sounds to signify intervals between events or does it simply mean adding some sounds which are played intermittently?
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Raj used such an app on the Big Bang Theory ('?' = Jeopardy theme, etc.). The common allusion to punctuation includes pauses (commas?), but I think the repertoire is more like interjections. Punctuation is more like a multiplicative factor of the lexical words.
– AmI
1 hour ago
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Here is the sentence:
With this app, You can add audio effects, and you can also punctuate proceedings with the sound
of a flying aeroplane or an air horn.
The sentence is from a DJ app which lets its users access a great number of sound tools on their mobile.
I know the lexical meanings of both punctuate and proceedings, but I am not sure what do they mean when used together in this context. Is it about adding special sounds to signify intervals between events or does it simply mean adding some sounds which are played intermittently?
meaning-in-context
asked 2 hours ago
seeeker
3573516
Here is the sentence:
With this app, You can add audio effects, and you can also punctuate proceedings with the sound
of a flying aeroplane or an air horn.
The sentence is from a DJ app which lets its users access a great number of sound tools on their mobile.
I know the lexical meanings of both punctuate and proceedings, but I am not sure what do they mean when used together in this context. Is it about adding special sounds to signify intervals between events or does it simply mean adding some sounds which are played intermittently?
meaning-in-context
meaning-in-context
asked 2 hours ago
seeeker
3573516
asked 2 hours ago
seeeker
3573516
asked 2 hours ago
seeeker
3573516
asked 2 hours ago
seeeker
3573516
asked 2 hours ago
seeeker
3573516
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Raj used such an app on the Big Bang Theory ('?' = Jeopardy theme, etc.). The common allusion to punctuation includes pauses (commas?), but I think the repertoire is more like interjections. Punctuation is more like a multiplicative factor of the lexical words.
– AmI
1 hour ago
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Raj used such an app on the Big Bang Theory ('?' = Jeopardy theme, etc.). The common allusion to punctuation includes pauses (commas?), but I think the repertoire is more like interjections. Punctuation is more like a multiplicative factor of the lexical words.
– AmI
1 hour ago
Raj used such an app on the Big Bang Theory ('?' = Jeopardy theme, etc.). The common allusion to punctuation includes pauses (commas?), but I think the repertoire is more like interjections. Punctuation is more like a multiplicative factor of the lexical words.
– AmI
1 hour ago
Raj used such an app on the Big Bang Theory ('?' = Jeopardy theme, etc.). The common allusion to punctuation includes pauses (commas?), but I think the repertoire is more like interjections. Punctuation is more like a multiplicative factor of the lexical words.
– AmI
1 hour ago
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Raj used such an app on the Big Bang Theory ('?' = Jeopardy theme, etc.). The common allusion to punctuation includes pauses (commas?), but I think the repertoire is more like interjections. Punctuation is more like a multiplicative factor of the lexical words.
– AmI
1 hour ago