Traducciones de „loud“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

I . loud [laʊd] ADJ.

1. loud (very audible):

loud

głośny

loud and clear

jasno i wyraźnie

2. loud pey. (bright):

loud

krzykliwy

3. loud pey. (noisy):

loud

krzykliwy

loud

hałaśliwy

II . loud [laʊd] ADV.

loud

głośno

loud mouth SUST. coloq.

loud mouth

głośny, -na gaduła m o f

Ejemplos de uso para loud

to laugh out [loud]

wybuchnąć [głośnym] śmiechem

loud and clear

jasno i wyraźnie

to laugh aloud [or out loud]

głośno się śmiać [perf roze-]

a loud laugh pierced the silence fig.

głośny śmiech rozdarł ciszę

to speak in a loud/low voice

mówić głośno/cicho

the action of this clock is very loud

ten zegar bardzo głośno chodzi

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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The team was crushed in the first half of that game which caused their biggest loud mouth to leave the stadium.

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Its calls are one or several coarse bellows and loud growls, which may be weaker versions of the bellow.

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It is a time for reflection, for serious study, for sober taking of counsel, not for sounding the loud timbrel.

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Larger and heavier than a lyre, the cithara was a loud, sweet and piercing instrument with precision tuning ability.

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

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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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But say out loud, in front of other proven chick magnets, that you personally were reduced to forcing yourself on a woman?

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Backstage, less than an hour before curtain time on opening night, she's loud, demanding attention from handlers who admit to spoiling her.

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They never go beyond rather loud, importunate propaganda.

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

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