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noisy

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈnɔɪzi/

noisy means: Making loud sounds that often disturb other people.

adjective

MAKING LOUD SOUNDSA2

Making loud sounds that often disturb other people.

  • The children were very noisy.
  • Our noisy neighbors kept us awake.
  • The old engine became noisier as it warmed up.

Similar words: loud

Opposites: quiet, silent

Common phrases: noisy children, noisy neighbors, noisy machine, noisy crowd

FULL OF SOUNDA2

Containing many loud sounds, especially a place.

  • The restaurant was too noisy.
  • We moved from a noisy street to a quiet village.
  • Can we find somewhere less noisy to talk?

Similar words: loud

Opposites: quiet, silent

Common phrases: noisy bar, noisy street, noisy room

Questions about noisy

What does noisy mean?

Making loud sounds that often disturb other people.

What is noisy in other languages?

Türkçe: gürültülü · Español: ruidoso · Français: bruyant · Deutsch: laut · Italiano: rumoroso · 日本語: うるさい

How do you pronounce noisy?

It is pronounced /ˈnɔɪzi/.

How do you use noisy in a sentence?

The children were very noisy. Our noisy neighbors kept us awake.

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