Loud meaning in English
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Definition
loud: noisy, of high volume, the opposite of quiet
The music is so loud that I can't sleep.
(a) loud (color): (a) very bright, garish, easy-to-notice (color)
loudly: noisily, making a lot of volume
Speak more loudly please, I can't hear you!
louder: more noisy, of a higher volume
Pronunciation examples
UK: Could you turn the volume down please, the music is too loud.
US: I gave a loud yell when he stepped on my foot.
- "I want to wear something bright today, something loud…"
- "It was so loud, though, I couldn't be sure what he was saying exactly."
- "Not so loud!"
- "I'm tired because my neighborhood is very loud."
- "You've only been alive for a matter of months, but I've already had reports of public indecency, aggressive lullaby singing, diaper throwing, tummy aches, temper tantrums, loud crying and some very serious accusations of milk abuse."
- "- DO NOT socialise loudly in the lounge."
- "Philip : Louder Edward, we're not in an igloo!"
- "Philip : Well, I would be an electric guitar because I'm loud and I'm proud."
- "Space Base Alpha : Cry as loud as you like."
- "Bruno : Brian, do you hear the things you say out loud?"
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