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loud [laʊd]
adjetivo
1. fuerte (noise, bang, explosion); alto(a) (voice, music, radio); escandaloso(a) (Pej) (person)
- to be loud in one's praise/condemnation of something -> elogiar/condenar algo rotundamente
2. chillón(ona) (color, clothes)
adverbio
3. alto
- to think out loud -> pensar en alto
- louder! -> ¡más alto!
- loud and clear -> alto y claro
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loud [laud]
adjetivo
1. Ruidoso, alto, fuerte (sound).
- To speak loud -> hablar alto
2. Clamoroso, turbulento, estrepitoso, alborotado (behavior, party).
3. Urgente. (Familiar) (m)
4. Ostentoso sin gusto ni esmero; llamativo (color, clothes). (Familiar) (m)
- A loud laugh -> una risa estrepitosa
- A loud voice -> una voz fuerte, alta
adverbio
5. Ruidosamente, en alta voz, con ruido.
"loud" in the Answers forum
| Q: | Fuerte- strong / loud |
| A: | You should say it as Heidita has suggested. Ruido means noise, so you can't use it here. |
| Q: | Never too loud |
| A: | Ok, thank you for your help. I'll keep translating... |
| Q: | quiet and loud |
| A: | *You are quite write about transliterate, my mistake.* Good one! (assuming you "rote" that on purpose) *In English, "high and low" are not usually used… |
| Q: | are you able to read in english out loud ? |
| A: | ¿Puedes leer inglés en voz alta? |
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