大たい声せい
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. loud voice
You heard us raise our voices, didn't you?
Kanji used
large
voice
Pitch accent
た
いせい
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
shout with a loud voice; fulminate; vociferate
Examples (37 in total)
You must not speak loudly.
Stop talking loudly.
We sang in loud voices.
She cursed loudly.
She began to cry in a loud voice.
He gave a loud cry for help.
He read the document aloud.
You should not speak so loud.
They shouted as loudly as they could.
I almost laughed out loud.
The bosses shout at each other.
Ken cried for help.
I involuntarily raise my voice and call out.
There's no need to speak so loud.
He cried out, "Help me."
Crying out, the little girl was looking for her mother.
He shouted to her to be careful.
And they began talking loudly and noisily.
You had better not speak loudly in this room.
I felt an impulse to cry out loud.
The injured man cried for help.
"Hey, Willie," the farmer shouted out.
Hearing that story, everyone laughed out loud.
You don't need to speak so loud.
You don't have to talk so loud. I can hear you OK.
He yelled out an order to the soldiers.
I called his name loudly, but he didn't even look back.
I felt like singing loudly when the exam was over.
The drowning man shouted for help.
I spoke in a voice loud enough to be heard by everyone.
You don't have to speak so loudly. I can hear you very clearly.
Then, placing both hands at his mouth, he shouted in a loud voice.
After greeting quite loudly, he puts his hand on the door.
The maid's report was forcibly interrupted by a loud voice that suddenly rang out.
He couldn't move and had to call for help.
The girl buried her face in her sister's chest and burst into loud sobs.
The middle-aged women kept talking loudly all the way.