noisy

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈnɔɪzi/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈnɔɪzi/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(noizē)

Inflections of 'noisy' (adj):
noisier
adj comparative
noisiest
adj superlative
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noisy adj (loud: place)ruidoso/a adj
  escandaloso/a adj
 Mike didn't like going to the city because it was always so noisy.
 A Mike no le gustaba ir a la ciudad porque era muy ruidosa.
noisy adj (loud: animal, person)ruidoso/a adj
  escandaloso/a adj
 Kate was happy when school started because it meant the noisy children were gone for a while.
 Kate estaba contenta cuando empezó la escuela porque significaba que los ruidosos niños se irían por un rato.
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Collocations: noisy [kids, children, students], a noisy [crowd, audience, stadium, house, class], [live, work] in a noisy [area, neighborhood], more...

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