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aloud in Italian

aloud in Italian is a voce alta, ad alta voce — aloud means using a spoken, audible voice rather than silently.

aloud in Italian

a voce alta
adv
With a loud voice, or great noise; loudly; audibly.
ad alta voce
adv
With a loud voice, or great noise; loudly; audibly.

What does "aloud" mean?

  1. adv Using a spoken, audible voice rather than silently.
    "She read the letter aloud to the whole family."
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aloud in a sentence

  • She read the letter aloud to the whole family.
  • Please think before you speak your thoughts aloud in the meeting.

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What is "aloud" in Italian?

"aloud" in Italian is a voce alta, ad alta voce. aloud means: Using a spoken, audible voice rather than silently.

How do you use "aloud" in a sentence?

Example: "She read the letter aloud to the whole family." In Italian, "aloud" is a voce alta, ad alta voce.

Are there other ways to say "aloud" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "aloud": a voce alta, ad alta voce.

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