Noisily Meaning in English
word · lemma: noisy
ˈnɔɪzəɫi
NOY-zuh-lee
nˈɔɪzɪli
NOY-zih-lee
Definition
In a way that makes a lot of noise or sound; doing something with a lot of loudness.
Usage & Nuances
Always used as an adverb. Common with verbs like 'talk', 'eat', 'play', and 'arrive'. Describes the manner something is done, emphasizing the presence of loud sound. Not used to describe people directly (use 'noisy' for that); use it to describe actions.
Spanish: ruidosamentePortuguese (BR): barulhentamentePortuguese (PT): ruidosamenteChinese (Simplified): 吵闹地Chinese (Traditional): 吵鬧地Hindi: शोरगुल सेArabic: بِضَوضاءBengali: জোরে - শব্দ করেRussian: громко - шумноJapanese: うるさくVietnamese: ồn ào - náo nhiệt (âm thanh)Korean: 시끄럽게Turkish: gürültülü bir şekildeUrdu: شور سے - زور سےIndonesian: berisik - dengan suara keras
Example Sentences
The children played noisily in the living room.
basic
He ate his chips noisily.
basic
The car arrived noisily outside my house.
basic
Everyone in the restaurant turned when he laughed noisily at his phone.
natural
She noisily dropped her keys and woke up the whole house.
natural
My neighbors were arguing noisily late at night again.
natural