very loudly

英 [ˈveri ˈlaʊdli]

美 [ˈveri ˈlaʊdli]

网络  非常大声

网络

英英释义

adv

• a direction in music
  Synonym:fortissimo

双语例句

• The clock ticks very loudly.
  这只钟发出很响的滴答声。
• As soon as it's12o'clock, everyone shouts very loudly.
  一到12点，大家高声欢呼。
• Today, I flipped out when I saw a centipede. I screamed, very loudly and in a very high voice.
  今天我看到一条蜈蚣，吓的大声叫喊，还一跤摔在地上。
• This time we were seated near a very enthusiastic group of Romanians, loudly supporting their team.
  这次，我们坐在一群热情的罗马尼亚人旁边，他们大声为自己的参赛队伍加油助威。
• This shows that to be considered a thought leader you don't have to have a thought of your own: it's fine to take someone else's. Gore's contribution was saying it very loudly, with some PowerPoint slides.
  这表明，要想被视作思想领袖，你不一定非要有自己的思想：把别人的拿过来也可以。戈尔的贡献就在于他非常响亮地说了出来，而且还用了一些PowerPoint幻灯片。
• The first speaker began to talk, very fast and rather loudly
  第一个发言者开始讲话了，语速很快，声音相当大。
• We cheered for Bob's team very loudly!
  我们为鲍勃的球队大声地欢呼了！
• Chinese people like to converse very loudly and passionately at times, and it can be easy to mistake this for an argument.
  有时中国人喜欢大声而激动地说话，你很容易误认为他们是在争吵。
• When the morning dawned, the Cock, as usual, crowed very loudly several times.
  天色渐明，公鸡照往常一样，高声地啼叫几次。
• The audience enjoyed the play very much and time and again clapped loudly.
  观众们很欣赏这出戏，不时地报以雷鸣般的掌声。