Read the passage aloud, please.

　　請(qǐng)大聲朗讀這篇文章。

　　They could not speak aloud in the library.

　　他們不能在圖書館大聲說話。

　　“He was the best,” a shopper spoke aloud to himself.

　　“他是最好的，”一個(gè)顧客自言自語。

　　loud做形容詞，意為“大聲的，嘈雜的”

　　As adverbs the difference between loudly and loud

　　is that loudly is in a loud manner; at a high volume while loud is loudly.

　　We all went to an Iranian café with loud music.

　　我們?nèi)チ艘患乙晾嗜碎_的餐館，那里音樂喧鬧。

　　The machine began to hum like a loud vacuum cleaner.

　　機(jī)器開始像吸塵器一樣嗡嗡作響。

　　The music’s louder and now I recognize the tune.

　　音樂更響了，現(xiàn)在我聽出這是什么曲子了。

　　It was my father, speaking in a loud voice to the woman seated beside him.

　　是我父親，他在大聲對(duì)坐在他旁邊的女人說話。

　　loud也可以做副詞，loudly(loud加ly)也是副詞

　　因此，這三個(gè)單詞用法，難就難在：

　　Loud和loudly的區(qū)別：

　　其實(shí)它們的區(qū)別，誰也說不清楚。

　　大家還是看看下面例句，自己感受一下吧。

　　簡(jiǎn)單地說，loud也還沒“大聲”到讓人反感；loudly指聲音肯定是“嘈雜喧鬧”了，比喻的用法里常用loudly；Loud有比較級(jí)，最高級(jí)，loudly沒有。

　　I heard him gag, very loud, for a long moment and then he was silent.

　　我聽到他很大聲地說了好久，然后就沉默了。

　　Actions speak louder than words.

　　行動(dòng)勝于雄辯。

　　I hear you loud and clear, but I don't agree.

　　我聽得很清楚，但我不同意你的看法。

　　The worst part was that they talked very loudly.

　　最糟糕的是他們大聲喧嘩。

　　He sleeps and snores really loudly.

　　他睡覺打呼嚕很大聲。

　　“Excuse me,” I say, but not loudly enough, because no one seems to hear me.

　　“對(duì)不起，”我說，但聲音不夠大，因?yàn)楹孟駴]人聽見我說話。

　　And no one booed – at least not loudly enough to hear.

　　也沒有人發(fā)出噓聲——至少聲音不夠大。

　　In Britain, politicians complain loudly about the hate they receive.

　　在英國，政客們大聲抱怨他們受到的仇恨。

　　The statistics speak more loudly than any specific word.

　　統(tǒng)計(jì)數(shù)字比任何具體的詞都更能說明問題。