Anglais

aloud

gb/əlˈaʊd/ us/əlˈaʊd/
A2 Anglais
~ 2500
Sens
0 sens
adverb A2 property
1

spoken so others can hear

Using your voice so other people can hear you; not in your head.

Schéma d’usage : to read/say [something] aloud
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'aloud' with 'allowed'. 'Allowed' means 'permitted', while 'aloud' means 'spoken so others can hear'.
Synonymes
audibly (More formal and technical; often used in contrast to 'inaudibly'.) | out loud (Informal equivalent, more common in casual speech.)
Antonymes
silently (Describes doing something without making any sound, especially reading or thinking.) | quietly (Implies speaking softly, possibly so others cannot hear.)
Collocations
read aloud |say aloud |speak aloud |think aloud
Thèmes
communication |daily life |education |core_vocabulary
Exemples
  • She read the letter aloud to the group.
  • Please say your name aloud when called.
  • He laughed aloud at the joke.
  • The teacher asked her to read the poem aloud.
  • I was thinking aloud about our plans for the weekend.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • She read the book aloud.
  • Please say the words aloud.
  • He spoke aloud to the class.
  • The teacher read the story aloud.
  • I said his name aloud.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
aloud
API
GB/əlˈaʊd/
US/əlˈaʊd/
Syllabes et accentuation
aloud (1 syllabe)
Formes du mot
Noun
  • Base: aloud
  • Plural: alouds
Famille de mots
Forms
alouds noun
Core family
loud adjective A1 loudly adverb A2
Related words
loudness noun
Negative and opposite forms
quiet adjective A1 quietly adverb A2
Expressions

read aloud

1
/ɹˈid əlˈaʊd/
fixed phrase

read so others can hear

To read something using your voice so other people can hear it.

Exemples
  • The teacher asked him to read the paragraph aloud.
  • Parents are encouraged to read aloud to their children.

say aloud

1
/sˈeɪ əlˈaʊd/
fixed phrase

speak words audibly to others

To say something so that people can hear it.

Exemples
  • She didn't dare say his name aloud.
  • Please say the answer aloud for everyone.

think aloud

1
/θˈɪŋk əlˈaʊd/
fixed phrase

say your thoughts out loud

To speak your thoughts as they come, instead of keeping them in your head.

Exemples
  • I tend to think aloud when I'm working on a problem.
  • She was thinking aloud about what to cook for dinner.

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