Loud | Mean of loud in English Dictionary
/ˈlaʊd/
- making or causing a lot of noise
- a loud noise/party
- loud music/laughter/applause
- She complained in a loud voice.
- “Is the television loud enough?” “It's too loud!”
- noisy in a way that bothers other people
- He's known for being loud and aggressive.
- expressing ideas or opinions in a very open and forceful way
- He has been loud in (his) praise of their efforts. [=he has strongly praised their efforts]
- Her critics have been loud in (their) disapproval of her policies.
- very bright or too bright in color
- loud [=gaudy, garish] clothes/colors/jewelry
- in a way that is loud enough to be clearly heard
- She doesn't like to read out loud [=aloud] in class.