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A noisy street.
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Velado
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A noisy street.
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Hello everyone!. I �d like to thank you all for all the things I �m learning in this wonderful site. One of my students chose the adjective LOUD as a synonim of noisy in a context talking about a street. I �m not sure about it as I haven �t seen it before. Is it correct ?
Thank you so much.
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7 Feb 2011
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Redbull
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Yes you can use loud. one example on how!
The decibels are so loud In the street I can�t hear myself think!
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7 Feb 2011
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Zora
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Yes, you can use it as a synonym.
You could say, "It was so loud/noisy outside that I couldn�t sleep."
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7 Feb 2011
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elu�s
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and you can also use it to describe people
Eg. "Martha is a really loud woman", meaning that she usually speaks in a really loud voice, in a way that it isn �t pleasant.
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7 Feb 2011
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Velado
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How useful and clear your explanations are!. Thanks a lot for your help!. |
7 Feb 2011
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