Collocation
loud noise
a very strong, high-volume sound that is easy to hear and often disturbing
Definition
'loud noise' is a common English collocation. a very strong, high-volume sound that is easy to hear and often disturbing
loud + noise
“There was a loud noise outside the window.”
Examples
- I heard a loud noise in the hallway and went to check.
- The kids made a loud noise when the balloon popped.
- A loud noise from the kitchen woke me up.
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- We thought it was thunder, but it was just a loud noise from a truck backfiring.
- The dog barked at every loud noise coming from the street.
- There was a loud noise, and then the lights flickered for a second.
- She jumped at the loud noise of the door slamming shut.
- A loud noise echoed through the empty station as the last train pulled away.
- The mechanic warned us that the engine might make a loud noise until it warmed up.
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