Traducciones de „louder“ 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 louder

action speaks louder than words provb.

czyny mówią więcej słowa

actions speak louder than words provb.

czyny mówią więcej niż słowa

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

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

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They become louder, more loutish; they even -- horror of horrors -- start arguing with referees.

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

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Songs for defense are louder, more bombastic, laced with power chords, in hopes of disrupting the opposing teams' pre-play preparations.

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Their vocalizations range from soft cheeps to piercing cries, but they lack the screeching voice of other parrots; males are, however, louder than females.

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Including a button to make the exhausts chirrup that power even 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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These are larger than the 300 and 500 units, offering louder sound and a wider, automotive grade screen.

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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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