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/laʊd/
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loud
adjective
louder
Comp.
loudest
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громкий
The loud music kept everyone awake.
Громкая музыка не давала всем уснуть.
шумный
The party was very loud and lively.
Вечеринка была очень шумной и оживленной.
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гулкий
звонкий
резкий
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
uproarious
resounding
thundering
noisy
boisterous
clamorous
raucous
blaring
deafening
Antonyms
quiet
silent
loud
adverb
UK
/laʊd/
US
/laʊd/
Used informally as an adverb meaning ‘loudly’; allows comparison.
Definitions
With a high volume; loudly.
She spoke loud enough for everyone in the back to hear.
Synonyms
loudly
noisily
vociferously
stridently
blaringly
deafeningly
thunderously
resoundingly
boomingly
clamorously
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