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loudly
[ˈlaʊdlɪ]
adverbio
1alto

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loudly [laud-li]
adverbio
1Ruidosamente, alborotadamente; con mucho ruido.
Fuerte, en voz alta.

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loudly [ˈlaʊdlɪ]
adverb
1 (not quietly) [+say] en voz alta
"Tell them I'll be right down," he said loudly Mr Donovan said loudly: "No, I totally disagree" Groups of kids clustered in the lobby, talking loudly and excitedly
 [+talk, speak] alto; en voz alta; [+sing, shout, scream] fuerte; [+laugh, knock] con fuerza
When we told her what had happened, she laughed loudly Bev carried on, laughing loudly
 [+complain, proclaim] enérgicamente
don't speak so loudly! ¡no hables tan alto!; he cleared his throat loudly se aclaró la garganta ruidosamente; a band that plays very loudly and badly un grupo que toca muy alto y muy mal; the audience applauded loudly el público aplaudía con fuerza
She was loudly applauded when she suggested that the money should go on providing more teachers
she has been loudly applauded for ... ha recibido grandes muestras de aprobación por ...
Hardliners have been loudly applauded for attacking these reforms
2 (garishly) [+dress] llamativamente
he was dressed very loudly in purple flares and a yellow and orange paisley shirt

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