Volume | Mean of volume in English Dictionary

/ˈvɑːlˌjuːm/

• Noun
• the amount of sound that is produced by a television, radio, stereo, etc.
1. The volume is too loud.
2. Can you turn the volume up/down?
3. playing music at full/top/high/low volume
4. This knob controls volume.
• a knob, lever, etc., that controls the amount of sound something makes
1. She fiddled with the volume on the stereo.
• an amount of something
1. a high/low/large/small volume of sales
2. Huge volumes of park visitors come through every weekend.
3. an increase in traffic volume

• the amount of space that is filled by something
1. The box has a volume of three cubic meters.
2. We measure the items by weight, not by volume.
• a book
1. This thin little volume is a delightful read.
• a book that is part of a series or set of books
1. a long novel that was published in three volumes
2. The first volume of the series was disappointing, but I hear the second volume is better.
• one of the magazines, newspapers, etc., in a series
1. The article appears in volume 19, number 4.
• to provide a lot of information about something
1. The company's decision to ignore the problem speaks volumes [=says a lot] about its lack of leadership.