| 单词 | loud |
| 释义 | loud adjectiveverbs | adverb | phrases verbs➤be, sound响亮；听起来响亮▸➤turn sth up把⋯的声音调大◆she turned the radio up loud.她把收音机声音调得很大。adverb➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.极其／相当／非常响亮▸➤deafeningly, incredibly, unbearably震耳欲聋；非常大声；声音大得无法忍受➤annoyingly响亮得烦人▸➤unnaturally响亮得不自然◆her voice sounded unnaturally loud.她的嗓音响亮得有点儿反常。phrases➤loud and clear响亮而清晰◆tommy's voice came loud and clear from the back row.汤米的声音从后排传来，响亮而清晰。 loud adjectiveloud ♦︎ noisy ♦︎ deafening ♦︎ roaring ♦︎ ear-splittingthese words all describe a powerful noise made by sb/sth.这些词均表示喧闹的、响亮的、嘈杂的。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆a loud / a deafening / a roaring / an ear-splitting noise◆the loud / deafening sound of sth◆loud / deafening / roaring applause◆a loud / deafening crash / roar◆loud / deafening music◆a loud / deafening cheer◆a loud voice■ loud (of a sound) making a lot of noise（声音）喧闹的，响亮的，大声的◆there was a loud bang and a big puff of smoke.只听一声巨响，一股浓烟喷了出来。◆that music's too loud－please turn it down.这音乐太吵了，请把音量调低一点。opp quiet , soft → quiet 2 ▸ loud adverb◆ (rather informal) do you have to play that music so loud?你非得把音乐放那么大声吗？◆you'll have to speak louder－i can't hear you.你得说大声点 － 我听不见你说什么。▸ loudly adverb◆she screamed as loudly as she could.她声嘶力竭地尖叫。■ noisy (often disapproving) (of a person or thing) making a lot of noise; (of a place) full of noise（人或物）吵闹的，聒噪的，嘈杂的；（场所）充满噪音的◆the field was full of noisy children running around.田野里到处是吵闹着跑来跑去的孩子。◆the engine is very noisy at high speed.这台发动机高速运转时噪音非常大。◆a noisy classroom is a poor learning environment.吵闹的教室不是好的学习环境。opp quiet → quiet 1 ▸ noisily adverb◆the children were playing noisily upstairs.孩子们在楼上吵闹着玩耍。■ deafening /defnɪŋ/ so loud that it makes you temporarily unable to hear anything else震耳欲聋的；极喧闹的◆the team was greeted by deafening applause from the audience.这个队博得了观众雷鸣般的掌声。◆the noise of the machine was deafening.机器的轰鸣声震耳欲聋。■ roaring making a continuous loud deep noise咆哮的；呼啸的；轰鸣的◆all we could hear was the sound of roaring water.我们能听到的只有汹涌澎湃的涛声。■ ear-splitting (rather informal) so loud or high that it hurts your ears极响的；震耳欲聋的◆the ear-splitting noise made him feel quite light-headed.那震耳欲聋的噪音使他感觉头昏目眩。loud (sometimes disapproving) very brightly coloured in a way that lacks taste（颜色）俗艳的，花哨俗气的◆he wore a loud checked jacket and a green tie.他穿着花哨的格子夹克，系了一条绿领带。note 辨析 lurid, gaudy, garish or loud? gaudy is used to describe bright colours when you want to suggest that they have been chosen by sb lacking good taste (= the ability to choose things that are attractive and of good quality). garish is used more to describe bright colours that are ugly. loud mainly describes clothes with bright, ugly patterns and suggests less disapproval and more humour. lurid is the most unpleasant of all, used especially to describe lighter colours that reflect light, such as yellow, orange, green and pink. * gaudy 指艳丽而缺乏品味。garish 更多指颜色鲜艳而难看。 loud 主要指衣服图案花哨难看，不太含贬义，倒有些幽默意味。本组词中，lurid 最令人不悦，尤用于描述反光的浅亮色，如黄色、橙色、绿色和粉红色。loud(of a sound) making a lot of noise（声音）喧闹的，响亮的，大声的◆there was a loud bang and a big puff of smoke.只听一声巨响，一股浓烟喷了出来。◆that music's too loud－please turn it down.这音乐太吵了，请把音量调低一点。opp quiet , soft → quiet 2 ▸ loud adverb◆ (rather informal) do you have to play that music so loud?你非得把音乐放那么大声吗？◆you'll have to speak louder－i can't hear you.你得说大声点 － 我听不见你说什么。▸ loudly adverb◆she screamed as loudly as she could.她声嘶力竭地尖叫。loudadverb◆ (rather informal) do you have to play that music so loud?你非得把音乐放那么大声吗？◆you'll have to speak louder－i can't hear you.你得说大声点 － 我听不见你说什么。loudadverb◆ (rather informal) do you have to play that music so loud?你非得把音乐放那么大声吗？◆you'll have to speak louder－i can't hear you.你得说大声点 － 我听不见你说什么。loud/laʊd ||; laυd/adj adv1. making a lot of noise; not quiet 响亮；喧闹: ◇can you turn the television down, it's too loud. 可否把电视机的音量调低些，有点儿太吵了。◇could you speak a bit louder -- the people at the back can't hear. 请你讲大声一点─后面的人听不见。 [opp] quiet or soft 反义词为quiet或softloud is usually used to describe the sound itself or the thing producing the sound a loud noise/bang loud music. noisy is used to describe a person, animal, place, event, etc that is very or too loud a noisy road/party/engine/child loud通常用于形容声音本身或发出声响的东西：a loud noise／bang吵闹的声音；一声巨响 · loud music嘹亮的音乐 noisy用于形容十分／过于嘈杂或喧闹的人、动物、地方、活动等：a noisy road／party／engine／child喧闹的马路╱聚会╱发动机；吵闹的小孩2. (used about clothes or colours) too bright （指衣服或颜色）太鲜艳的，太刺眼的，招摇的: ◇a loud shirt 太鲜艳的衬衫 ➔loudly adv ➔loudness noun [u] out loud so that people can hear it 大声（以便别人听得到）: ◇shall i read this bit out loud to you? 要我把这一段大声读给你听吗？ loud1 loud2 extremely loud3 a loud noise4 to make a loud noise5 to make music, a radio, or a television louder6 how loud something isrelated wordsoppositequiet,see alsosound,voice,1. loud 响亮的 loud /laʊd/ [adjective] something that is loud makes a lot of noise 响亮的，声音大的 the music's too loud. can you turn it down? 音乐太响了。开轻点好吗? three seconds later there was a loud bang and the hall was filled with smoke. 过了三秒钟，随着“砰”的一声巨响，大厅里烟雾弥漫。 the boy gave a loud cry of pain. 那男孩痛得大叫了一声。 loudly [adverb] bill had dozed off in his chair, and was snoring loudly. 比尔坐在椅子上睡着了，鼾声大起。 noisy /ˈnɔɪzi/ [adjective] use this about places where there is a lot of noise, or about people and machines that make a lot of noise, especially when this annoys you 吵闹的，喧闹的，吵声大的［指地方、人或机器］ the nightclub was crowded and noisy. 夜总会里又挤又吵。 their lives are being ruined by noisy neighbours. 邻居们很吵，使他们生活不得安宁。 people started to complain about his noisy motorbike. 人们开始抱怨他那辆噪音很大的摩托车。 rowdy /ˈraʊdi/ [adjective] a crowd that is rowdy makes too much noise and behaves badly 吵嚷的，吵闹的 they were thrown out of the bar for rowdy behaviour. 他们因为太吵闹被赶出了酒吧。 people living near the football stadium complain about litter and rowdy fans. 居住在足球场附近的人抱怨球迷乱扔垃圾，大声喧哗。 the meeting was a somewhat rowdy affair. 这次会议开得有点闹哄哄的。 rowdiness [uncountable noun] there was a lot of shouting, swearing, and general rowdiness. 许多人喊着、骂着，一片混乱。 rowdily [adverb] the children streamed out of the classrooms and rushed rowdily down the corridor. 孩子们涌出教室，闹哄哄地在走廊上狂奔。 raucous /ˈrɔːkəs/ [adjective] raucous voice/laugh etc a voice, laugh etc that is loud, rough and uncontrolled 粗嘎［沙哑］的嗓音/笑声等 a howl of raucous laughter came from the kitchen. 厨房传来沙哑的笑声。 he sat and finished his drink, ignoring the raucous voices from the other end of the bar. 他坐着喝完自己的酒，并不理会酒吧那一头闹哄哄的声音。 raucously [adverb] at midnight people poured out into the street shouting and laughing raucously. 到了半夜，人们涌到大街上高亢地喊叫着，欢笑着。 booming /ˈbuːmɪŋ/ [adjective usually before noun] booming voice/laugh etc a voice, laugh etc that is very loud and deep 浑厚的嗓音/笑声等 the speaker's booming voice easily reached the back of the theatre. 演讲者浑厚的声音不费力地传至剧院的后排。 his booming laugh echoed around the room. 他那朗朗的笑声在房间里回响。2. extremely loud 极其响亮的 deafening /ˈdefənɪŋ/ [adjective] a noise that is deafening is so loud that you cannot hear anything else 震耳欲聋的 outside there was a deafening crash of thunder. 外面雷声轰鸣，震耳欲聋。 when she finished speaking, the applause was deafening. 她说完一席话，掌声震耳欲聋。 at full blast/at full volume /ət ˌfʊl ˈblɑːstǁ-ˈblæst, ət ˌfʊl ˈvɒljuːmǁ-ˈvɑːljəm/ [adverb] if you play music or have the radio or television on at full volume or at full blast, it is as loud as it can be 音量开至最大地 joey was in his bedroom playing his cds at full volume. 乔伊在自己的卧室里，把cd唱片的音量放到最大。 the radio was on at full blast, and everyone was dancing wildly. 收音机开到了最大音量，大家都在疯狂地跳舞。 at the top of your voice british /at the top of your lungs american /ət ðə ˌtɒp əv jɔːʳ ˈvɔɪs, ət ðə ˌtɒp əv jɔːʳ ˈlʌŋzǁ-ˌtɑːp-/ [adverb] shouting as loudly as you can 扯着喉咙，以最大的嗓音 george ran after her, shouting, ‘stop!’ at the top of his lungs. 乔治在她后面追着，扯开嗓子大声喊道：“站住！”。 thunderous /ˈθʌndərəs/ [adjective] extremely loud 雷鸣般的，如雷的；声音极大的 thunderous applause the announcement was greeted with thunderous applause. 这个消息的宣布，博得了雷鸣般的掌声。 piercing /ˈpɪəʳsɪŋ/ [adjective] very high and loud, in a way that is painful or unpleasant to listen to 尖锐的，刺耳的 sammy put his fingers in his mouth and gave a piercing whistle. 萨米把手指放到嘴里，吹了一声尖厉的口哨。piercing shriek/scream/cry etc maggie let out a piercing scream. 玛吉发出了尖厉的叫声。 ear-splitting /ˈɪəʳ splɪtɪŋ/ [adjective] extremely loud, unpleasant, and almost painful to hear 震耳欲聋的，刺耳的 there was an ear-splitting roar as the jets took off. 喷气式飞机起飞时发出刺耳的尖啸声。 the noise was ear-splitting as grenades landed all around us. 手榴弹落在我们身边，那声音震耳欲聋。3. a loud noise 大声的噪音 noise /nɔɪz/ [countable/uncountable noun] a loud sound, especially an unpleasant one 声音；噪音 traffic noise is a problem in inner-city areas. 交通噪音是旧城区的一个问题。 the noise of the machines made it hard to talk. 机器发出的噪音使人难以交谈。make (a) noise do you have to make so much noise? 你非得要弄出那么大的响声吗？ racket /ˈrækɪt, ˈrækət/ [singular noun] informal a loud, unpleasant noise 【非正式】喧嚷，吵闹 it's impossible to work with that racket going on. 这么吵，根本不可能工作。make a racket i wish those kids would stop making such a racket upstairs. 我希望孩子们在楼上别这么吵。 din /dɪn/ [singular noun] a loud, unpleasant noise, especially one made by a large number of people talking loudly, working etc 喧嚣声，喧闹声，嘈杂声［尤指许多人高声交谈、工作等时发出的声音］ the hall resounded with the din of thirty children scraping violins, banging drums and singing loudly. 礼堂里闹哄哄的，三十个孩子有的在咝咝啦啦地拉着小提琴，有的在嘭嘭地打着鼓，有的在放声高歌。above the din i shouted to make myself heard above the din. 我高声喊着，让自己的声音盖过那沸腾的人声。 commotion /kəˈməʊʃən/ [singular/uncountable noun] a sudden noisy activity, especially the noise of people arguing or fighting 喧嚷，吵闹声；骚动，喧闹 we heard a commotion downstairs and ran down to see what was happening. 我们听到楼下一阵喧闹，于是跑下去看个究竟。 suddenly there was a commotion by the front door, and two police officers marched in. 突然，前门一阵骚动，两名警察大步走了进来。in commotion full of noisy activity 一片混乱 suddenly the whole street was in commotion. 顿时，整条街道混乱起来。 hubbub /ˈhʌbʌb/ [singular noun] a loud, confused, unclear noise, made by many people talking at the same time ［许多人一起说话时发出的］喧闹声，吵闹声 it's a wonderful place to escape from the hubbub of london's busy streets. 这是一个美妙的地方，远离了伦敦那繁忙喧嚣的街道。over/above the hubbub his voice rose above the hubbub. 他的声音盖过了那喧闹的人声。 roar /rɔːʳ/ [countable noun] a continuous loud noise, especially if made by a machine or a strong wind ［尤指机器、狂风等的］轰鸣声；咆哮声 inside, the gale was no more than a distant, muffled roar. 从屋子里面听来，那风声不过是在遥远的地方低吼。 she heard the roar of a motorbike behind her. 她听到身后一辆摩托车轰鸣的声音。 clamour british /clamor american /ˈklæməʳ/ [singular noun] a loud noise, especially the noise made by an excited or confused crowd - used especially in literature 吵闹声，喧哗声［尤用于文学作品中］ the station was filled with the clamour of shouting voices and movement. 车站里熙熙攘攘，叫喊声不断，非常喧闹。 the noise in the auditorium had risen to a clamor. 礼堂里的吵闹声渐渐变成了一片喧哗。4. to make a loud noise 发出很大的声音 boom/boom out /buːm, ˌbuːm ˈaʊt/ [intransitive verb] to make a loud, deep, hollow sound like the sound of a big gun 发出低沉有回响的声音，发出隆隆声 thunder boomed loudly overhead. 雷声在我们头顶隆隆作响。 rock music boomed from speakers above the stage. 舞台上方的扬声器里传来隆隆回响的摇滚乐声。 occasional volleys of shellfire boomed out from beyond the walls of the city. 城墙外面不时传来排炮的轰鸣声。 roar /rɔːʳ/ [intransitive verb] if something roars, especially a machine or a strong wind, it makes a continuous loud noise ［尤指机器或狂风的］轰鸣；怒号；咆哮 i stood by the waterfall, almost hypnotised by the roaring water. 我站立在瀑布旁，轰鸣的水声令我心醉神迷。roar through/past etc the wind roared through the forest. 森林里风声呼啸。 traffic roared along the highway. 车辆隆隆地在高速公路上行驶。 thunder /ˈθʌndəʳ/ [intransitive verb] if a machine, vehicle, etc thunders, it makes a loud, deep, powerful sound, especially when it is moving fast ［机器、交通工具等］隆隆作响［尤指快速移动时］ thunder past/through/overhead etc the train thundered through the station. 列车隆隆驶过车站。 blare/blare out /bleəʳ, ˌbleər ˈaʊt/ [intransitive/transitive verb] if music or someone's voice blares or blares out, it comes from a radio, tv etc very loudly ［音乐或演说从广播或电视等中］大声响起，大声播出 it was a horrible disco with lights flashing and music blaring. 这个迪斯科舞厅很可怕，灯光变幻不定，音乐震耳欲聋。 a siren blared out somewhere behind us. 汽笛在我们身后发出刺耳的响声。blare out something a radio was blaring out pop music. 一台收音机里高声播放着流行音乐。 blast/blast out /blɑːst, ˌblɑːst ˈaʊtǁˌblæst-/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to produce a lot of loud noise, especially music 发出响亮的声音［尤指音乐］ the neighbors blasted religious music from their windows at all hours of the night. 邻居整夜大声播放着宗教音乐，音乐声从他们的窗户传出来。 pop music blasted out from her radio. 她的收音机大声地播放着流行音乐。5. to make music, a radio, or a television louder 把音乐、收音机或电视机开响一些 turn up /ˌtɜːʳn ˈʌp/ [transitive phrasal verb] to make music, a radio etc louder by turning a control 开大…的音量，调高的声音 turn something up can you turn the television up? i can't hear it. 你把电视机开响一些好吗？我听不到。turn up something someone turned up the music, and people started dancing. 有人把音乐开响，人们开始跳起舞来。6. how loud something is 音量 volume /ˈvɒljuːmǁˈvɑːljəm/ [uncountable noun] how loud a television, radio etc is 音量 this button here controls the volume. 这个按钮控制音量。turn the volume up/down make it louder or quieter 把音量调大/小 you can use the remote control to turn the volume up or down. 你可以用遥控器调大或调小音量。 turn the volume down - i can't hear myself think! 把音量关小—太吵了，我没法思考！☞ loud¹☞ loud² |
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