Loud and clear Meaning in English
expression
ˈɫaʊd/ /ˈænd/, /ənd/ /ˈkɫɪɹ
LOUD and KLEER
lˈaʊd/ /ˈænd/ /klˈiə
LOUD and KLEE-uh
Definition
If you say something is 'loud and clear,' you mean it is easy to hear and understand. It's often used to confirm someone heard or understood a message well.
Usage & Nuances
'Loud and clear' is informal and often used in spoken English, especially to confirm instructions, warnings, or feedback are understood. Used literally (about sound) and figuratively (about messages or intentions). Common reply: 'Do you understand?' — 'Loud and clear!'.
Spanish: alto y claroPortuguese (BR): alto e claroPortuguese (PT): alto e claroChinese (Simplified): 清楚明白Chinese (Traditional): 清楚明白Hindi: स्पष्ट और स्पष्ट रूप सेArabic: بوضوح تامBengali: স্পষ্ট ও জোরে - পরিষ্কারভাবেRussian: громко и чёткоJapanese: はっきりとVietnamese: rõ ràng và rành mạchKorean: 크고 분명하게Turkish: yüksek ve netUrdu: واضح اور صافIndonesian: jelas dan keras
Example Sentences
Can you hear me loud and clear?
basic
The teacher spoke loud and clear to the class.
basic
Your instructions are loud and clear.
basic
Okay, I got it loud and clear—I'll be careful next time.
natural
You don't have to repeat it, the message is loud and clear.
natural
When she said 'no,' it was loud and clear.
natural