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Definition and meaning of English word "loud"

loud

/laʊd/

Meaning

Adjective

Of great intensity.

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How to use

The adjective 'loud' is commonly used in informal contexts to describe sounds that are intense or jarring. A learner should note that 'loud' can sometimes be subjective and context-dependent, and it's often used in phrases to emphasize the intensity of a sound. For instance, 'The music was too loud to talk.'

🇬🇧 English

loud

Example

The music was very loud.

The loud noise woke me up.

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Synonyms

noisy and energeticmaking a loud and urgent noisemaking a loud, harsh noise

Common phrases

  • loud musicmusic that is played at a high volume
  • loud voicea voice that is very audible
  • loud laughterlaughter that is very audible and often unrestrained

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Frequency rank: #779 in English

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the English word "loud" mean?

The English word "loud" means "loud" in English.

How do you pronounce the English word "loud"?

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Can I see an example sentence with "loud"?

Yes, here is a practical example: "The music was very loud." (which translates as "loud").

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