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loud

UK
/laʊd/
US
/laʊd/

Translations

loudadjective
louder
Comp.
loudest
Super.
UK
/laʊd/
US
/laʊd/
criardSe dit d’une couleur ou d’un motif trop vif, souvent avec une nuance péjorative.
She wore a loud shirt with bright red and yellow stripes.
Elle portait une chemise criarde à rayures rouge et jaune vives.
bruyantQui produit un bruit fort ou excessif.
The loud music from the party kept the neighbors awake all night.
La musique bruyante de la fête a empêché les voisins de dormir toute la nuit.
fortSe dit d’un son, d’une musique ou d’une voix.
Please keep the music loud.
S'il te plaît, mets la musique fort.
Additional translations
véhémentSe dit d’une opinion, d’une critique ou d’une prise de position exprimée avec force.
Synonyms
noisy
boisterous
clamorous
raucous
blaring
deafening
resounding
thundering
uproarious
Antonyms
quiet
silent
loudadverb
UK
/laʊd/
US
/laʊd/
Used informally as an adverb meaning ‘loudly’; allows comparison.
fortAvec un volume élevé.
She spoke loud enough for everyone in the back to hear.
Elle a parlé assez fort pour que tout le monde au fond puisse l'entendre.
Synonyms
loudly
noisily
vociferously
stridently
blaringly
deafeningly
thunderously
resoundingly
boomingly
clamorously

Definitions

loudadjective
Producing or capable of producing much noise; easily heard.
The loud music from the party kept the neighbors awake all night.
Having a strong, vivid, or bright color or pattern.
She wore a loud shirt with bright red and yellow stripes.
Expressing opinions or feelings in a forceful or emphatic way.
He was loud in his criticism of the new policy, making sure everyone knew his stance.
loudadverb
With a high volume; loudly.
She spoke loud enough for everyone in the back to hear.
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