Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Aloud"

A: Out loud. Like if you read a book aloud, you read it out loud instead of to yourself. You speak it!

A: the teacher read a book aloud to the class.

He made his announcement aloud on stage.

A: I think you mean out loud. there is no works in English that is 'aloud'

A: Aloud just means that you can be heard; that you might be reading something 'out loud' so that others can hear. It doesn't necessarily mean that you're speaking with a loud tone.

Loudly, on the other hand, is an adverb meaning that you're being loud: yelling, crashing noises, etc.

So, some examples:

“She read the book aloud.”
She just read it by speaking so that others could hear, instead of reading in her head.

“She read the book loudly.”
When she read the book aloud, her voice was very loud, strong, etc

A: There is no difference. I'd say, though, that using "aloud" is probably not as common these days as just saying "out loud."

A: Aloud is an adverb. Loud is an adjective. Example: The man was laughing aloud at the restaurant.

That concert was very loud.

Sometimes loud is used as an adverb.

Example: He spoke loud/ loudly

A: When you read, you hear the words in your head, no one else can hear what you read to yourself.

When you read aloud, people can hear the words you are reading. You might read aloud from a book to a child for a bedtime story. You might read aloud to students in a class.

When you read to a child at bedtime, you would use a normal speaking voice.

When you read to a class you probably need to speak up and speak loudly so the class can hear you. That would be a loud voice.

A loud noise could be a thunder, or a gunshot, or a glass window breaking.

A: "Aloud" means making a noise. That noise could be quiet or loud.

Example: Please read aloud. (Please say what you are reading)

"Loudly" means making a loud or annoying noise.

Example: The dog barked loudly.

A: “Loudly”就是大声喧哗的意思。 “Aloud”是指说话或使用声音。 例如，“to read aloud”意味着边读边说出你所读到的内容。