volume
/ˈvɑːljuːm/
noun
- The loudness or intensity of a sound.
- Could you please turn down the volume on the TV? It's too loud.
- She adjusted the volume on her headphones so she could hear the podcast clearly.
- The volume of the music at the concert was so high that my ears were ringing afterward.
- The amount of space that a substance or object occupies, or that is enclosed within a container.
- The volume of water in the tank decreased after the leak was discovered.
- To calculate the volume of a cube, multiply its length, width, and height.
- A large volume of air rushed out when we opened the vacuum-sealed jar.
- A book forming part of a larger work or series, or a single book.
- The first volume of the comic series sold out within a week.
- I borrowed the second volume of the encyclopedia from the library.
- She published a three-volume history of the Roman Empire.
- The total amount or quantity of something, especially when large.
- There was a surprising volume of mail in the mailbox after the holiday weekend.
- The volume of traffic on the highway increases during rush hour.
- Our company handles a high volume of customer orders every day.