It is a sad house where the hen crows louder than the cock.

事实胜于雄辩

A

A

grow 变得，表示一个渐进的过程；feel，认为，感觉； appear 显得；remain 保留，依然。题干中的as是关键词，表示“随着乐队向我们走的越来越近，音乐的声音也变得越来越大”。

一.写出三条含有这种比较结构的英语谚语：
Actions speak louder than words.事实胜于雄辩.
better late than never! 迟做总比不做好.
The more haste, the less speed. 欲速则不达.
Honesty is the best policy. 诚实总是上策.
二.根据情境完成对话
J：What a hot day,isn’t it?
L:Yes,it is.And it is getting warmer and warmer now.
J:Are you free on Saturday morning?We're going picnicking.Would you like to go with us?
L:Yes,I'd like to.But I'm sorry I cann't.I have to visit my grandparents.
J:Oh,what a pity!Well,what about Sunday afternoon?
L:Sunday?Let me see.Yes,I think I'm free.
J:Great.When are we going to meet?
L:At six o'clock?
J:Sounds good.Let's meet at the station at six o'clock.
L:OK.See you on Saturday at six o'clock.
J:Right.I'm looking forwaard to it.
L:Me,too.Bye,J!
J:Bye,L!
写好了.

My dog is much louder than your dog.

我的歌声比你的响亮

A speak
如果要选talk 除非后面还有to each other 单独一个talk不完整

clearly

1,wonder
2,frequency
3,travel
4,higher
5,also
6,back
7,collect
8,another
呵呵

这个是属于谚语一类的吧,都有其固定的表达,句意是事实胜于雄辩.

不是完成时,这句话的意思说话,汤姆告诉玛丽说他们希望他能说话声音大点,使自己的话能被别人懂.因此是汤姆告诉玛丽.希望回答对你有个帮助.

事实比语言更有说服力 应该没有吧 这里的Facts指的是所有事实 应该是复数 而不是抽象名词

都正确,C Speak louder,would you?最有礼貌.但would you 很少见.will you 最常用
没有wouldn't you 这个词吧.
祈使句的反义疑问句
1.若陈述部分为祈使句,反意疑问句通常用will you,won’t you,would you等：
Mail the letter today,will you?今天就把信发掉,好吗?
Try to be back by two,won’t you?设法两点之前回来,好吗?
If you want help,let me know,would you?如果你需要帮助,告诉我,好吗?
2.若陈述部分为否定式,则反意疑问句部分只用will you：
Don’t forget to post the letter,will you?请别忘了寄信.
3.有时根据语境的需要,反意疑问句也可以用can you,can’t you 等：
Give me some cigarettes,can you?给我些香烟,可以吗?
Walk faster,can’t you?走快点,不行吗?
一般说来,用will you,won’t you,would you 等构成的反意疑问句语气较委婉.
祝开心!

大家都知道,行动胜于雄辩.

noise有噪音的意思,带贬义
sound of the wind 风声,用noise 不通

1,A word spoken is past recalling.一言既出,驷马难追.
2.books are the ever-burning lamps of accumulated wiseom.书籍是智慧积累的长明灯.
3.Look before you leap.三思而后行.
4.No road of flowers leads to glory.没有一条通往光明的道路是铺满鲜花的.
5.pure gold fears no fire.真金不怕火炼.

很高兴为你解答.
A microphone can make your voice (sound) louder.
He felt happy because they all chose him (to )be their monitor.
或者：He felt happy because they all chose him as monitor.
解析：make sb do sth 使...做,make sth done使...被 ,make sb/sth +（感官动词原型,可省略）+ adj 使.怎么样.choose sb as 把...选为.（职务用零冠词）,choose sb to do 选择...做.
祝开心~!

louder than ever
以前更大声
固定用法,只要记住就好了,是约定俗成的

D

clearly
副词

A
louder than ever.
比以前更大声

The sentiment behind the saying actions speak louder than words is expressed in many cultures.There are certainly references to sayings like it in antiquity,but it may have been first expressed in English in the 1700s.The first reference in English very similar to it is in the book Will and Doom,written by Gersham Bulkeley in 1692,who speaks of actions as “more significant than words.”
The basic idea of Bulkeley’s,which was not new in expression,is that actions speak louder than words as a greater determinant of behavior and character.People can say anything,but when what they say and do are contrary,it’s easier to judge by what is done instead of by what is said.The phrase “saying one thing and doing another,” is related to this idea.
Another way of looking at this old saying,“actions speak louder than words,” is as a guide for how to live life.Actions should meet verbal obligations or sentiments,and they should not contradict them.If a person constantly talks about the plight of the poor but never thinks of donating to a charity or in any way mitigating that plight,their words have a hollowness or empty quality.
Similarly,when people ascribe to certain belief sets,like various religions,that emphasize humility,but then do not act in a humble way,their actions are more telling than their professions of faith.The car with the bumper sticker “What would Jesus Do?” that cuts a person off and drives recklessly is sending a dual and contradictory message.St.Francis noted this in particular when he suggested that people preach the gospel but “use words if necessary.” His idea is that preaching could be active instead of verbal,and that words were secondary to action,and could be expressed in the common phrase,“practice what you preach.”
There is actually legitimate and ongoing scrutiny about whether actions speak louder than words all of the time and in all places.Words are important,and people do listen to them.They don’t always wait to judge whether words are backed up with action,though this might be the wiser course.
Words certainly have the capacity to harm or elevate,and they may sometimes speak louder than actions.Even in ancient Greece,Plato was strongly against the Sophist teaching of rhetoric because it might be used in immoral ways to convince people to think in unethical ways or draw false conclusions.Some of his contemporaries,like Isocrates,stressed that the power of language had to match the power of morality,and that rhetorical language should only be used in an ethical manner.Isocrates also embodied the actions speak louder than words philosophy,and very much used his rhetorical skill to attempt to bring about unification of Greece by frequently writing to Grecian leaders of city-states to plead for this.
In one form of journalism,called “gotcha journalism,” writers and newscasters attempt to catch people either contradicting themselves with other words,or acting in a manner inconsistent with what they’ve said.Gotcha journalism has certainly become easier with the Internet,since people can search anyone’s words and find out if they’ve matched actions,and it’s becoming increasingly common for the average citizen to perform these kinds of searches,especially on politicians or well-known figures in the media.It’s not always known whether actions or words become the determining factor in the popularity of celebrities or politicians; despite actions to the contrary,sometimes words win,and persons not entitled to popularity retain it because of their skill with language or other forms of appeal.It appears Plato’s concern about rhetoric is occasionally justified.
However there is certainly evidence that actions speak than louder than words in a variety of circumstances.The parent who tells a child not to smoke and then lights a cigarette is unlikely to convince that child of the evils of smoking.This has been proven by statistical information showing the greater likelihood of children becoming smokers if their parents smoke.Clearly,in some instances,actions will influence more than words,and though words remain powerful,how people act may mitigate the effects of language,or prove its power.

行动胜于言语!望采纳哈 亲

loude

表示被动,人们希望他说得响一点使他能够被听见

make sb.do
让某人做某事
make people hear you 让人家听到你

前者：大声点(稍带命令)后者：大声地(形容声音大)

他说话大声点,我们才可以听得见.
他说话要大声,我们才听得见.

B D
第一题 hold on是在打电话时候用的,假如你打电话给某人,结果是另一个人接了,他就会叫你hold on然后帮你叫你要找的人
第二题 因为是做宾语,所以要用陈述语气 A B是疑问语气 而C应该用which而不是what
只有D符合

act

填：because
because表原因一般接短句
而for表原因,一般接短语
如不明白欢迎随时追问!

选C,后面的翻译过来是说一个人实际上所做的要比他光说却没做的有意义的多,前面是一句谚语,行大于言.

如果你想要更多,就大声叫出来.

1,She did her bestto speak louder.All the people could hear her clearly.
2,The old man takes more exercises so that he can live longer.
3,I want to leave now so that i won't be late for the meeting.
4,My father got up early in order not to miss the early bus.

我们有挺经典的一句话：“事实胜于雄辩.”
或者,用事实说话
都是可以的
这句话强调行动大于语言,没有行动的语言是苍白的

（声音）越来越响.

the chanting became louder and louder.
欢呼声越来越响
I could not have been any prouder of Ryan!
我本不可能对Ryan更加骄傲的!（他本来就对他骄傲到极点了,但现在比那个极点还要更加骄傲.意译就是：他对Ryan感到非常非常骄傲.有点绕哈~）

louder,是loud的比较级,更大声的,更大声地,
loud,adj . /adv 大声的,与speak,laugh,talk连用
loudly,adv,贬义,喧闹地,
请采纳,谢谢

it is said that pactice makes perfect ,so everyone want to pactise some skill .perhaps than speak word ,because action is the most of realistic ,and speak some words is fictitious ,so action speak lounder than words .是在写不下去了,希望你临场发挥一下

应该是：“Actions speak louder than words.” 么?
事实胜于雄辩.

aloud ,loud 和 loudly 都可以表示“大声地”,但在用法上有区别.
aloud ,loud二者作为副词,都有“大声地”、“响亮”的意思,有时可以通用.但aloud与read,think连用时,表示“出声”,而loud用于talk,speak,shout,laugh等动词之后,在口语中代替loudly
① aloud 强调发出的声音能被听见,意思为“出声地”或“大声地”,常用 read ,call 等动词连用.例如：
Please read the text aloud.
请朗读一下课文.
② loud 意为“响亮地”、“大声”或“高声地”,侧重发出的音量大,传得远,一般多用来修饰 speak ,talk ,laugh 等动词.loud 还可用作形容词.例如：
Speak louder,please,or no one will hear you.
请大声些,否则没人能听见.
③ loudly 意为“响亮地”,其基本意义与 loud 相同,还常与 ring ,knock 等动词连用.loudly 放在动词前后均可,含有“喧闹”或“嘈杂”的意味.例如：
Suddenly the bell on the wall rang loudly.
突然,墙上的铃大声地响起来.
aloud,loudly只能用作副词；loud既可作副词,也可用作形容词.当副词用时,loudly与loud一样用来说明声音的强度,意思是"高声地,喧噪地",只是在动词后面loud比loudly更常用些.他们的反义是：quietly.例如：
Don't talk so loud (loudly)----you'll wake the whole street.别那么大声说话,你快把左邻右舍都吵醒了.
Someone knocked loudly (loud) at the door.有人在大声敲门.
注：而aloud往往与动词read和think连用,表示真的把话说出,而不是在脑子里默默地"说".
She has a very good pronunciation when she reads aloud.她朗读时,发音很好.

事实胜于雄辩

一般不能,但一些英语谚语就可以,谚语不将就语法的.
我想这句或许可以这样：
Speak louder,I wanna hear you.
hear 就有“听到”的意思,强调的是结果.

Did their voices become louder and louder?

因为loud就是副词

1.hear
2.To know
3.to learn
4.cheating
5.go
6.hoping
7.playing
8.enter(let sb do sth)
9.singing,laughing
10.to find

B A Awhisper窃窃私语.

选B
只有B是形容词,表示“大声的”.
因为没有比较对象,所以不选AC.
因为loudly是副词,用来修饰动词.
所以选B.

说大声点