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loud

Meaning in simple English

US /laʊd/

loud means: Making a strong sound that is easy to hear and may hurt your ears.

adjective

STRONG SOUNDA1

Making a strong sound that is easy to hear and may hurt your ears.

  • The music is too loud.
  • A loud bang woke us up.
  • Could you speak louder, please?

Similar words: noisy

Opposites: quiet, soft

Common phrases: loud music, loud noise, loud voice

STRONG SOUNDA1

Making a strong sound that is easy to hear.

  • The music is too loud.
  • We heard a loud bang outside.
  • Their parties were loud enough to wake everyone.

Similar words: noisy

Opposites: quiet, soft

Common phrases: loud music, loud noise, loud bang

NOISY PERSONB1

Someone who talks too much or speaks with an unpleasantly strong voice.

  • Our new neighbor is very loud.
  • He gets loud when he drinks.
  • Why were your friends so loud last night?

Similar words: noisy, boisterous

Opposites: quiet

Common phrases: loud person, loud guest, get loud

BRIGHT AND TASTELESSC1

Having very bright colors or busy patterns that attract attention and may look unpleasant.

  • He wore a loud shirt.
  • Those loud colors do not suit this room.
  • She chose a plain jacket over the loud patterned one.

Similar words: gaudy, garish, flashy

Opposites: subdued

Common phrases: loud shirt, loud colors, loud tie

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