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1. (adv.) aloud
in the normal tone and volume of the speaking voice.
2. aloud
vocally, as distinguished from mentally:
to read a book aloud.
3. aloud
in a loud voice; loudly:
to cry aloud.
Etymology: (1325–75)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) aloud, out loud
using the voice; not silently
"please read the passage aloud"; "he laughed out loud"
2. (adverb) loudly, loud, aloud
with relatively high volume
"the band played loudly"; "she spoke loudly and angrily"; "he spoke loud enough for those at the back of the room to hear him"; "cried aloud for help"
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1. (adverb) aloud
so that others can hear
reading aloud
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| Definition of 'aloud' |
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1. (adverb) aloud
with a loud voice, or great noise; loudly; audibly
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Sense: so as can be heard
He read the letter aloud.
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 Afrikaans: hardop |
 Arabic: بِصَوت عَال |
 Bulgarian: на глас |
 Brazilian: alto |
 Czech: nahlas |
 German: laut |
 Danish: højt |
 Greek: φωναχτά, δυνατά |
 Spanish: en voz alta |
 Estonian: valjusti |
 Farsi: بلند؛ رسا |
 Finnish: ääneen |
 French: à haute voix |
 Hebrew: בְּקוֹל |
 Hindi: जोर से |
 Croatian: glasno |
 Hungarian: hangosan |
 Indonesian: dengan keras |
 Icelandic: upphátt |
 Italian: forte, ad alta voce |
 Japanese: 声に出して |
 Korean: 큰 소리로 |
 Lithuanian: garsiai |
 Latvian: skaļi; skaļā balsī |
 Malay: dengan kuat |
 Dutch: hardop |
 Norwegian: høyt |
 Polish: głośno |
 Persian: بلند؛ رسا |
 Pashto: لوړ، جګ |
 Portuguese: alto |
 Romanian: cu voce tare |
 Russian: вслух |
 Slovak: nahlas |
 Slovenian: glasno |
 Serbian: naglas |
 Swedish: högt, med hög röst |
 Thai: อย่างดัง |
 Turkish: yüksek sesle |
 Taiwanese: 大聲地 |
 Ukrainian: голосно |
 Urdu: بلند آواز سے |
 Vietnamese: lớn tiếng |
 Chinese: 大声地 |
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