Idiom: out loud
Meaning
Idiom: out loud
- to voice something so others can hear it
Example sentences
— When I told my mother I needed a $300 per week she laughed out loud and told me to get a job.
— If you want to improve your English speaking skills, read to yourself out loud for 15-20 minutes a day.
— When we were in school we had to stand up and say the Pledge of Allegiance of the United States out loud every morning.
— My girlfriend said I was talking out loud in my sleep and i'm terrified of what I said.
— Writing ILU in a text message is lame. If you really love me then say it out loud.
— When my baby first said "mama" out loud it was the sweetest thing I'd ever heard.
— Say you're sorry out loud so your brother can hear it.
— A: What did you say? B: Nothing. Sorry, I was just thinking out loud.
— I laughed out loud when my professor started talking about his female admirers.
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