A2adjective1K

UK/["/laʊd/"]/US/["/laʊd/"]/

Meaning of Loud

In simple words: Making a lot of noise or strong sounds.

Loud in a sentence

  • The music was so loud that I could hardly hear myself think.
  • Please don't be so loud when you're in the library.
  • Her loud laughter filled the room with joy.
  • They shouted loudly to be heard over the crowd.
  • He had a loud voice that could be heard from across the street.

How to use Loud

Use 'loud' to describe sounds that are strong and can be heard easily. It's appropriate in both casual and formal contexts, but avoid using it to describe people in a negative context.

Grammar pattern

loud + noun

Memory hint

Think of 'loud' like a 'loud speaker' that amplifies sound.

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Collocations with Loud

Synonyms for Loud

  • noisy
  • boisterous
  • clamorous
  • rambunctious
  • thundering

Opposites of Loud

Common mistakes with Loud

  • 'Loud' is sometimes confused with 'louder', the comparative form.
  • Some learners incorrectly use 'loud' with abstract nouns like feelings.
  • Mixing up 'loud' with 'noisy', which can have a negative connotation.

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Frequently asked questions about Loud

What does Loud mean?

Making a lot of noise or strong sounds.

What is the definition of Loud?

making a lot of noise

How do you use Loud in a sentence?

The music was so loud that I could hardly hear myself think.

Can you give another example of Loud?

Please don't be so loud when you're in the library.

What are synonyms for Loud?

Common alternatives include noisy, boisterous, clamorous, rambunctious, thundering.

What is the opposite of Loud?

Opposite meanings include quiet, soft, silent.

What words go with Loud?

It commonly pairs with be, sound, turn something up, extremely, fairly, very, loud and clear, be, sound, turn something up, extremely, fairly, very, loud and clear.

What are common mistakes when using Loud?

'Loud' is sometimes confused with 'louder', the comparative form. Some learners incorrectly use 'loud' with abstract nouns like feelings. Mixing up 'loud' with 'noisy', which can have a negative connotation.

How do you pronounce Loud?

US: /["/laʊd/"]/, UK: /["/laʊd/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Loud?

Use 'loud' to describe sounds that are strong and can be heard easily. It's appropriate in both casual and formal contexts, but avoid using it to describe people in a negative context.

What CEFR level is Loud?

"Loud" is at A2 level on the CEFR scale.