英语词汇loud怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

loud /ˈlaʊd/ adjective

louder; loudest

loud

/ˈlaʊd/

adjective

louder; loudest

Learner's definition of LOUD

: making or causing a lot of noise : strong and noticeable in sound闹哄哄的；大声的；响亮的

a loud noise/party很吵的噪声；闹哄哄的聚会
loud music/laughter/applause吵闹的音乐；响亮的笑声；热烈的掌声
She complained in a loud voice.她大声抱怨。
“Is the television loud enough?” “It's too loud!”“电视声音够大吗？”“太大声了！”

— opposite quiet

a of a person : noisy in a way that bothers other people（人）大声嚷嚷的，吵闹的

He's known for being loud and aggressive.他因大嗓门和好挑衅而出名。

b : expressing ideas or opinions in a very open and forceful way大声疾呼的；坚定的 — + in

He has been loud in (his) praise of their efforts. [=he has strongly praised their efforts]他对他们的努力赞不绝口。
Her critics have been loud in (their) disapproval of her policies.她的批评者竭力反对她的政策。

: very bright or too bright in color艳丽的；花哨的

loud [=gaudy, garish] clothes/colors/jewelry艳俗的衣服/颜色/珠宝

actions speak louder than words

— see action

out loud

: in a way that is loud enough to be clearly heard : aloud大声地

She doesn't like to read out loud [=aloud] in class.她不喜欢在班上大声朗读。

— loud

adverb, not used before a verb

Don't talk so loud!别这么大声说话！
Say it loud.大声说出来。
They complained loud and long about the decision.他们对那个决定大声抱怨不已。
“Can you hear me now?” “Loud and clear.” [=I can hear you very clearly]“现在你能听见我说话吗？”“非常清楚。”
talking loud [=talking loudly, loudly talking]大声说话

— loudly

adverb

loudly singing高声唱歌
complaining/protesting loudly大声抱怨/抗议

— loudness

noun [noncount]

She complained about the loudness of the television.她抱怨电视声音太大。

单词	loud
释义	loud 6 ENTRIES FOUND: loud (adjective) cry (verb) out (adverb) speak (verb) think (verb) word (noun) loud /ˈlaʊd/ adjective louder; loudest loud /ˈlaʊd/ adjective louder; loudest Learner's definition of LOUD 1 : making or causing a lot of noise : strong and noticeable in sound闹哄哄的；大声的；响亮的 a loud noise/party很吵的噪声；闹哄哄的聚会 loud music/laughter/applause吵闹的音乐；响亮的笑声；热烈的掌声 She complained in a loud voice.她大声抱怨。 “Is the television loud enough?” “It's too loud!”“电视声音够大吗？”“太大声了！” — opposite quiet 2 a of a person : noisy in a way that bothers other people（人）大声嚷嚷的，吵闹的 He's known for being loud and aggressive.他因大嗓门和好挑衅而出名。 b : expressing ideas or opinions in a very open and forceful way大声疾呼的；坚定的 — + in He has been loud in (his) praise of their efforts. [=he has strongly praised their efforts]他对他们的努力赞不绝口。 Her critics have been loud in (their) disapproval of her policies.她的批评者竭力反对她的政策。 3 : very bright or too bright in color艳丽的；花哨的 loud [=gaudy, garish] clothes/colors/jewelry艳俗的衣服/颜色/珠宝 actions speak louder than words — see action out loud : in a way that is loud enough to be clearly heard : aloud大声地 She doesn't like to read out loud [=aloud] in class.她不喜欢在班上大声朗读。 — loud adverb, not used before a verb Don't talk so loud!别这么大声说话！ Say it loud.大声说出来。 They complained loud and long about the decision.他们对那个决定大声抱怨不已。 “Can you hear me now?” “Loud and clear.” [=I can hear you very clearly]“现在你能听见我说话吗？”“非常清楚。” talking loud [=talking loudly, loudly talking]大声说话 — loudly adverb loudly singing高声唱歌 complaining/protesting loudly大声抱怨/抗议 — loudness noun [noncount] She complained about the loudness of the television.她抱怨电视声音太大。
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