Definition of loudly in English:

loudly

adverb ˈlaʊdli

1In a way that produces much noise.
he laughed loudly
the crowd loudly booed the decision
Example sentencesExamples
- That something is Adams' distinct voice, which only speaks loudly enough to be heard on a few occasions.
- She cannot be made to forget him, even by the chief alien shouting at her very loudly.
- The heater coughed and spluttered loudly and we both laughed nervously, trying to ease the tension.
- The sound mix tends to favor the score, perhaps a bit too loudly at times, for the music can drown out the dialogue.
- The film's musical score mostly consists of someone sawing away loudly on a cello.
- Extra bonus points if you've inserted three beer bottles on your fingers and clinked the bottles whilst loudly chanting.
- Each took a cracker and then proceeded to chew loudly, excruciatingly slowly, while the audience laughed somewhat nervously.
- It is great to be in the studio working while the rain pours loudly on the roof.
- The scene continues for several minutes with the jarring clang of the phone bell echoing loudly.
- They communicate poorly, fight loudly, and decide to divorce.
1. 1.1 In a strong or emphatic manner.
  they loudly complain about the lack of jobs
  Example sentencesExamples
  Just when the "culture wars" seemed to be subsiding, contemporary art has once again been loudly excoriated as offensive, obscene, and blasphemous.
  I'm not going to complain too loudly about an attractive female character being too hot on screen in lieu of her being scary.
  The sculptured roof shapes loudly proclaim an artistic intent as well as modern technique.
  If you don't loudly dictate the path that you wish to take from the outset, then clients or other external factors will generate your trajectory.
  Dutch artists loudly lamented the contraction in patronage and collecting in the 18th century.
  They know, as farmers are loudly reminding them, that US cotton is a god, an American icon, not to be trifled with.
  It's hard to rant too loudly against them in this case.
  While the lustiness of the French is loudly proclaimed, the feeling of the English is quieter and stranger, but stronger.
  I have become furious when hearing tourists from other countries loudly criticizing my country.
  Consumers loudly proclaim their preference for chocolate, with the starring role in multiple dairy product categories.
2. 1.2 In a vulgarly obtrusive manner; flashily.
  philanderers given to dressing loudly
  Example sentencesExamples
  The most skilled player in the game is the master pickup artist, someone who dresses loudly.
  Would you be interested in the cobbled mews with some loudly painted houses?
  Balanced against the building, the garish pink hue loudly calls to the audience, beckoning us to climb its rungs and storm the sacrosanct realm of the museum.
  Unfortunately, it is a pie loudly garnished with slices of baloney, a combination that doesn't appeal to many Americans.
  He spent four days with his dad riding around Cape Breton in a car loudly festooned with the newspaper logo.
  Do not attract attention by speaking loudly and dressing loudly.
  They participated in their own early-1990s-style revival by sporting loudly colored pants.
  There were pictures of it in various countries, showing Australians huddled around the loudly decorated vehicle.
  The quality of the material speaks as loudly as the color and can make the difference between sleaze and suave.
  At first, we see one loudly dressed mechanic in stately attitude, with his hand on a cannon, ashore, and a ship riding at anchor in the offing.

Definition of loudly in US English:

loudly

adverbˈloudlē

1In a way that produces much noise.
he laughed loudly
the crowd loudly booed the decision
Example sentencesExamples
- That something is Adams' distinct voice, which only speaks loudly enough to be heard on a few occasions.
- The scene continues for several minutes with the jarring clang of the phone bell echoing loudly.
- The heater coughed and spluttered loudly and we both laughed nervously, trying to ease the tension.
- Extra bonus points if you've inserted three beer bottles on your fingers and clinked the bottles whilst loudly chanting.
- They communicate poorly, fight loudly, and decide to divorce.
- The film's musical score mostly consists of someone sawing away loudly on a cello.
- Each took a cracker and then proceeded to chew loudly, excruciatingly slowly, while the audience laughed somewhat nervously.
- The sound mix tends to favor the score, perhaps a bit too loudly at times, for the music can drown out the dialogue.
- She cannot be made to forget him, even by the chief alien shouting at her very loudly.
- It is great to be in the studio working while the rain pours loudly on the roof.
1. 1.1 In a strong or emphatic manner.
  they loudly complain about the lack of jobs
  Example sentencesExamples
  While the lustiness of the French is loudly proclaimed, the feeling of the English is quieter and stranger, but stronger.
  Dutch artists loudly lamented the contraction in patronage and collecting in the 18th century.
  The sculptured roof shapes loudly proclaim an artistic intent as well as modern technique.
  I have become furious when hearing tourists from other countries loudly criticizing my country.
  Just when the "culture wars" seemed to be subsiding, contemporary art has once again been loudly excoriated as offensive, obscene, and blasphemous.
  I'm not going to complain too loudly about an attractive female character being too hot on screen in lieu of her being scary.
  It's hard to rant too loudly against them in this case.
  If you don't loudly dictate the path that you wish to take from the outset, then clients or other external factors will generate your trajectory.
  Consumers loudly proclaim their preference for chocolate, with the starring role in multiple dairy product categories.
  They know, as farmers are loudly reminding them, that US cotton is a god, an American icon, not to be trifled with.
2. 1.2 In a vulgarly obtrusive manner; flashily.
  philanderers given to dressing loudly
  Example sentencesExamples
  Balanced against the building, the garish pink hue loudly calls to the audience, beckoning us to climb its rungs and storm the sacrosanct realm of the museum.
  Unfortunately, it is a pie loudly garnished with slices of baloney, a combination that doesn't appeal to many Americans.
  There were pictures of it in various countries, showing Australians huddled around the loudly decorated vehicle.
  The quality of the material speaks as loudly as the color and can make the difference between sleaze and suave.
  At first, we see one loudly dressed mechanic in stately attitude, with his hand on a cannon, ashore, and a ship riding at anchor in the offing.
  Would you be interested in the cobbled mews with some loudly painted houses?
  The most skilled player in the game is the master pickup artist, someone who dresses loudly.
  He spent four days with his dad riding around Cape Breton in a car loudly festooned with the newspaper logo.
  Do not attract attention by speaking loudly and dressing loudly.
  They participated in their own early-1990s-style revival by sporting loudly colored pants.

单词	loudly
释义	Definition of loudly in English: loudly adverb ˈlaʊdli 1In a way that produces much noise. he laughed loudly the crowd loudly booed the decision Example sentencesExamples That something is Adams' distinct voice, which only speaks loudly enough to be heard on a few occasions. She cannot be made to forget him, even by the chief alien shouting at her very loudly. The heater coughed and spluttered loudly and we both laughed nervously, trying to ease the tension. The sound mix tends to favor the score, perhaps a bit too loudly at times, for the music can drown out the dialogue. The film's musical score mostly consists of someone sawing away loudly on a cello. Extra bonus points if you've inserted three beer bottles on your fingers and clinked the bottles whilst loudly chanting. Each took a cracker and then proceeded to chew loudly, excruciatingly slowly, while the audience laughed somewhat nervously. It is great to be in the studio working while the rain pours loudly on the roof. The scene continues for several minutes with the jarring clang of the phone bell echoing loudly. They communicate poorly, fight loudly, and decide to divorce. 1.1 In a strong or emphatic manner. they loudly complain about the lack of jobs Example sentencesExamples Just when the "culture wars" seemed to be subsiding, contemporary art has once again been loudly excoriated as offensive, obscene, and blasphemous. I'm not going to complain too loudly about an attractive female character being too hot on screen in lieu of her being scary. The sculptured roof shapes loudly proclaim an artistic intent as well as modern technique. If you don't loudly dictate the path that you wish to take from the outset, then clients or other external factors will generate your trajectory. Dutch artists loudly lamented the contraction in patronage and collecting in the 18th century. They know, as farmers are loudly reminding them, that US cotton is a god, an American icon, not to be trifled with. It's hard to rant too loudly against them in this case. While the lustiness of the French is loudly proclaimed, the feeling of the English is quieter and stranger, but stronger. I have become furious when hearing tourists from other countries loudly criticizing my country. Consumers loudly proclaim their preference for chocolate, with the starring role in multiple dairy product categories. 1.2 In a vulgarly obtrusive manner; flashily. philanderers given to dressing loudly Example sentencesExamples The most skilled player in the game is the master pickup artist, someone who dresses loudly. Would you be interested in the cobbled mews with some loudly painted houses? Balanced against the building, the garish pink hue loudly calls to the audience, beckoning us to climb its rungs and storm the sacrosanct realm of the museum. Unfortunately, it is a pie loudly garnished with slices of baloney, a combination that doesn't appeal to many Americans. He spent four days with his dad riding around Cape Breton in a car loudly festooned with the newspaper logo. Do not attract attention by speaking loudly and dressing loudly. They participated in their own early-1990s-style revival by sporting loudly colored pants. There were pictures of it in various countries, showing Australians huddled around the loudly decorated vehicle. The quality of the material speaks as loudly as the color and can make the difference between sleaze and suave. At first, we see one loudly dressed mechanic in stately attitude, with his hand on a cannon, ashore, and a ship riding at anchor in the offing. Definition of loudly in US English: loudly adverbˈloudlē 1In a way that produces much noise. he laughed loudly the crowd loudly booed the decision Example sentencesExamples That something is Adams' distinct voice, which only speaks loudly enough to be heard on a few occasions. The scene continues for several minutes with the jarring clang of the phone bell echoing loudly. The heater coughed and spluttered loudly and we both laughed nervously, trying to ease the tension. Extra bonus points if you've inserted three beer bottles on your fingers and clinked the bottles whilst loudly chanting. They communicate poorly, fight loudly, and decide to divorce. The film's musical score mostly consists of someone sawing away loudly on a cello. Each took a cracker and then proceeded to chew loudly, excruciatingly slowly, while the audience laughed somewhat nervously. The sound mix tends to favor the score, perhaps a bit too loudly at times, for the music can drown out the dialogue. She cannot be made to forget him, even by the chief alien shouting at her very loudly. It is great to be in the studio working while the rain pours loudly on the roof. 1.1 In a strong or emphatic manner. they loudly complain about the lack of jobs Example sentencesExamples While the lustiness of the French is loudly proclaimed, the feeling of the English is quieter and stranger, but stronger. Dutch artists loudly lamented the contraction in patronage and collecting in the 18th century. The sculptured roof shapes loudly proclaim an artistic intent as well as modern technique. I have become furious when hearing tourists from other countries loudly criticizing my country. Just when the "culture wars" seemed to be subsiding, contemporary art has once again been loudly excoriated as offensive, obscene, and blasphemous. I'm not going to complain too loudly about an attractive female character being too hot on screen in lieu of her being scary. It's hard to rant too loudly against them in this case. If you don't loudly dictate the path that you wish to take from the outset, then clients or other external factors will generate your trajectory. Consumers loudly proclaim their preference for chocolate, with the starring role in multiple dairy product categories. They know, as farmers are loudly reminding them, that US cotton is a god, an American icon, not to be trifled with. 1.2 In a vulgarly obtrusive manner; flashily. philanderers given to dressing loudly Example sentencesExamples Balanced against the building, the garish pink hue loudly calls to the audience, beckoning us to climb its rungs and storm the sacrosanct realm of the museum. Unfortunately, it is a pie loudly garnished with slices of baloney, a combination that doesn't appeal to many Americans. There were pictures of it in various countries, showing Australians huddled around the loudly decorated vehicle. The quality of the material speaks as loudly as the color and can make the difference between sleaze and suave. At first, we see one loudly dressed mechanic in stately attitude, with his hand on a cannon, ashore, and a ship riding at anchor in the offing. Would you be interested in the cobbled mews with some loudly painted houses? The most skilled player in the game is the master pickup artist, someone who dresses loudly. He spent four days with his dad riding around Cape Breton in a car loudly festooned with the newspaper logo. Do not attract attention by speaking loudly and dressing loudly. They participated in their own early-1990s-style revival by sporting loudly colored pants.
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