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Meanings of aloud in English

Portuguese
em voz alta

With relatively high volume.

      em voz alta
      Portuguese
      em voz alta

      Using the voice; not silently.

            em voz alta
            Usage of aloud in English
            1
            Laurence breathed once more; hearing it, said aloud, made everything quite clear.
            Empire of Ivory
            2
            I 'ave some special oil that might suit.' He was thinking aloud.
            Man of War
            3
            She had only heard him read aloud once-Byron ,ather parents' house.
            In for a penny
            4
            In the meantime, Laigle was engaged in reflection; he said half aloud:-
            Les Misérables
            5
            After a slight preparation for good news, the letter was read aloud.
            Pride and Prejudice
            6
            He unfolded the document and read aloud in his best official voice:
            To Honor You Call Us
            7
            Powell spoke aloud to the staffs: Beck's missing one small datum point.
            The Demolished Man
            8
            He hadn't said the words aloud, but Norgaard read his son's mind.
            Bones of the Dragon
            9
            ECB policymakers have already worried aloud about strong money and credit growth.
            The Irish Times
            10
            Well, do not let any Red sister hear you thinking it aloud.
            The great hunt
            11
            The visitor scanned the place again and again; then he said aloud:
            The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 01
            12
            I sympathised, but had the good sense not to say so aloud.
            Hex and the city
            13
            They are meant to be read aloud while children view the illustrations.
            From cover to cover: evaluating and reviewing children's books
            14
            Doyle's words dance and the story is a joy to read aloud.
            The Irish Times
            15
            He kissed it; he laughed aloud; he jumped about on his bed.
            Jean-Christophe, Volume I
            16
            JPAC staff close their meetings and events by repeating the words aloud.
            Spider bones: a novel
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            Aloud through the time
            Aloud across language varieties
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