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

• She screamed very loudly when she found the roach.
  她发现后大声尖叫起来。
• The young man was very proud and boasted more loudly about his beautiful heart.
  这个年轻人非常自豪，更加起劲地大声吹捧自己那颗美丽的心。
• 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。
• They were very loudly dressed.
  他们穿着非常艳丽的衣服。
• 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。
• As soon as it's12o'clock, everyone shouts very loudly.
  一到12点，大家高声欢呼。
• Of course, everyone began to shout very loudly.
  当然，每一个人都开始大声地喊叫。
• I'm sure it's because the motoring organizations have been opposing SUV taxes very loudly and some of the newspapers are also very anti.
  我敢肯定一定是因为那些汽车组织一直非常大声疾呼反对运动型车辆税，有些报纸也非常反对。
• 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。
• We cheered for Bob's team very loudly!
  我们为鲍勃的球队大声地欢呼了！