loud in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for loud in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.loud [Brit laʊd, Am laʊd] ADJ

1. loud (noisy):

loud bang, scream, crash

forte

loud music, radio, TV, voice

alto

loud comment

ad alta voce

loud party

chiassoso

loud laugh, applause

fragoroso

loud whisper

udibile

to be loud with sth

risuonare di qc

a loud din

un gran fracasso

2. loud (emphatic):

loud protest

vibrato

loud objection

vivace

loud agreement

pieno

to be loud in one's praise of sth

decantare qc

to be loud in one's condemnation of sth

condannare con forza qc

3. loud (vulgar):

loud colour, pattern

vistoso

loud person, behaviour

volgare

II.loud [Brit laʊd, Am laʊd] ADV

loud

forte

out loud

ad alta voce

loud and clear

forte e chiaro

her voice rang out loud and clear

la sua voce risuonò forte e chiara

I am receiving you loud and clear RADIO

ti ricevo forte e chiaro also hum

III.loud [Brit laʊd, Am laʊd]

for crying out loud! inf

che diamine! cavolo!

loud-mouthed [Brit ˈlaʊdmaʊθt, Am ˈlaʊdˌmaʊðd] ADJ inf

loud-mouthed

sbruffone

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deafeningly loud

assordante

loud booing

grandi fischi

Translations for loud in the Italian»English Dictionary

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udibile sussurro

loud

rumoroso risata

loud

fragoroso risata

loud

fragoroso rumore, tuono, scoppio

loud

fragoroso applauso

loud

sgargiante colore

loud

sgargiante abbigliamento

loud

chiassoso musica, festa

loud

chiassoso colori, vestito

loud

vistoso abito, colore

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loud in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for loud in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.loud [laʊd] ADJ

1. loud (voice):

loud

alto, -a

loud shout

forte

2. loud (noisy):

loud

rumoroso, -a

3. loud (vigorous):

loud complaint

energico, -a

4. loud fig color:

loud

vistoso, -a

II.loud [laʊd] ADV

loud

forte

to laugh out loud

ridere a crepapelle

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to give a loud woof

latrare

loud applause

forte applauso

to give a loud whoop

gridare forte

for crying out loud! inf

madonna santa!

in a loud voice

a voce alta

Translations for loud in the Italian»English Dictionary

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fragoroso (-a) (tonfo, risata)

loud

chiassoso (-a)

loud

forte

loud

smack

smack the sound of a loud kiss

loud Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

do you have to play the music so loud?

devi proprio suonare la musica così forte?

to give a loud woof

latrare

to laugh out loud

ridere a crepapelle

loud applause

forte applauso

in a loud voice

a voce alta

to speak in a loud/low voice

parlare a voce alta/bassa

there's no need to shout so loud

non c'è bisogno di gridare così forte

to give a loud whoop

gridare forte

for crying out loud! inf

madonna santa!

smack the sound of a loud kiss

smack

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The resounding splat prompted a loud groan from the crowd, while each judge scored him zero.

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They give loud, yelping calls and are often heard before they are seen.

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Going make-up free, the well-known loud mouth wrapped up in a large quilted coat and carried a backpack outside of her house.

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To symbolize laughter, the abbreviation LOL standing for laughing out loud developed.

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During the cadenza, both timpani engage in exchanges, whose character range from almost inaudible to deafeningly loud.

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But here it is blown long, loud and tuneless in a packed stadium.

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Not everything we see about him is flattering, but his determination and brilliance comes through loud and clear.

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Thick, short needles produced strong, loud tones while thinner, longer needles produces softer, muted tones.

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They never go beyond rather loud, importunate propaganda.

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The laughter ranges from very quiet to loud convulsive hysterics, which are said to be accompanied by temporary dissociation.

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