Lauter machen
Example: Kannst du die Musik bitte lauter machen?
Definition
"Lauter machen" means to increase the volume of sound or music so that it becomes louder and easier to hear. It typically involves adjusting a device or instrument to amplify the audio output, as in the phrase, 'Kannst du die Musik bitte lauter machen?'
Etymology
The phrase "lauter machen" comes from the German adjective "laut," meaning loud, combined with the verb "machen," which means to make or do. Together, they literally mean 'make louder.' It's a straightforward compound phrase used commonly in everyday language to describe raising sound levels.
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