louder in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for louder in the English»French Dictionary

I.loud [Brit laʊd, Am laʊd] ADJ

1. loud (noisy):

loud bang, music, radio, TV, voice

fort

loud din, crash, scream

grand

loud comment, laugh, party

bruyant

loud applause

vif/vive

loud whisper

audible

to be loud with sth

résonner de qc

2. loud (emphatic):

loud protest, objection

vif/vive

loud agreement

vigoureux/-euse

to be loud in one's praise/condemnation of sth

louer/condamner qc vivement

3. loud (vulgar) pej:

loud colour, pattern

criard

loud person, behaviour

exubérant

II.loud [Brit laʊd, Am laʊd] ADV

loud

fort

out loud

à voix haute

loud and clear

clairement

her voice rang out loud and clear

sa voix se fit clairement entendre

I am receiving you loud and clear RADIO

je vous reçois cinq sur cinq inf

I am receiving you loud and clear hum

je te comprends parfaitement

III.loud [Brit laʊd, Am laʊd]

for crying out loud inf!

mais enfin!

deafeningly loud [ˈdefnɪŋlɪ] ADJ

deafeningly loud

assourdissant

loud-mouthed ADJ inf

loud-mouthed

fort en gueule sl

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loud booing

des huées fpl stridentes

he came on to loud/rapturous applause

il a été bruyamment/vivement applaudi

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un grand brouhaha

a loud hubbub

bruyant (bruyante) conversation, musique

loud

tape-à-l'œil couleur

loud

croître bruit:

to get ou grow louder

aller grandissant bruit:

to become louder and louder

louder in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for louder in the English»French Dictionary

I.loud [laʊd] ADJ

1. loud (very audible):

loud

fort(e)

loud and clear

clair et précis

2. loud pej (garish):

loud

criard(e)

3. loud pej (aggressively noisy):

loud

bruyant(e)

loud mouth inf

grande gueule f

II.loud [laʊd] ADV

loud

bruyamment

loud to laugh out, to speak

fort

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for crying out loud! inf

nom de dieu!

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tapageur (-euse) toilette

loud

à voix haute (parler, crier)

out loud

criard(e)

loud

tumultueux (-euse)

loud

porte-voix

loud hailer

sonore gifle, baiser

loud

grossir bruit faible

to get louder

rire aux éclats

to laugh out loud

louder Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

loud and clear

clair et précis

to speak in a loud/low voice

parler à voix haute/basse

the man with the hat/the loud voice

l'homme au chapeau/qui parle fort

to be as hard/dry/loud as anything

être qc comme tout

actions speak louder than words prov

les actes sont plus éloquents que les paroles

is it always this loud?

est-ce que c'est toujours aussi fort?

to receive sb loud and clear

recevoir qn cinq sur cinq

actions speak louder than words prov

les actes en disent plus long que les paroles

everyone was trying to shout louder than the others

c'est à qui criera le plus fort

a tiny bit too wide/less loud

un rien trop large/moins fort inf

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English

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For example, speech produced in a state of fear, anger or joy becomes faster, louder, precisely enunciated with a higher and wider pitch range.

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Later he learned the flute, a somewhat louder instrument, so that he could hear himself in sessions.

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The kinnor is sometimes mentioned in conjunction with the nevel, which is also presumed to be a lyre but larger and louder than the kinnor.

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I turn it up louder and louder, reaching toward something that's not translatable.

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Ward also states that the production appropriate; wistful during the verses and a louder, more emotional score during the chorus.

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The piece is almost entirely played "forte" or louder, which makes for a bombastic performance.

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The band responded to the police threat by playing louder.

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A typical cypress flamenco guitar produces more treble and louder percussion than the more sonorous negra.

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He begins to hear the drumbeat in his head louder and louder, and has to sit down to recover.

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