Noisy ˈnɔɪzi Protest People Adjective Children/Traffic/Crowds Awake Neighbours

• noisy children/traffic/crowds
• he was kept awake by noisy neighbours.
• a noisy protest (= when people shout)
• the kids were even noisier than the dogs.

noisy

1. making a lot of noise
• noisy children/traffic/crowds
• He was kept awake by noisy neighbours.
• a noisy protest (= when people shout)
• The kids were even noisier than the dogs.
• The engine is very noisy at high speed.
• They are a small but noisy pressure group (= they attract attention to their ideas by frequent discussion and argument in public and in the media).

Extra Examples

• Hundreds of demonstrators staged a noisy protest outside the embassy.
• The field was full of noisy children running around.
2. full of noise
• a noisy classroom/office
• People find it difficult to concentrate in noisy environments such as open-plan offices.
• The streets were very noisy throughout the night.
• The party was getting a bit noisy.
• It was so noisy I couldn't hear myself speak.

Extra Examples

• It's difficult to concentrate in a noisy office.
• A noisy classroom is a poor learning environment.
• The pubs get crowded and noisy on Friday nights.