Buscar
to roar
01
reírse a carcajadas, tronar de risa
to laugh out loud heartily
Intransitive
02
rugir, tronar
to make a loud, deep, continuous, and powerful sound, usually with a low pitch
Intransitive
03
rugir
to make a full loud noise characteristic of a lion or another wild animal
Intransitive
04
rugir, gritar
to say or shout something loudly, often to get attention or express strong feelings
Transitive: to roar a sentiment or attitude
05
rugir, gritar
to shout or cry out loudly and deeply
Intransitive
06
rugir, alborotar
to behave in a loud, energetic, and unruly manner, often causing chaos or excitement
Intransitive
Roar
01
rugido
the full loud cry of a lion or another wild animal
02
rugido, estruendo
a deep prolonged loud noise
03
rugido, grito
a very loud utterance (like the sound of an animal)
roar
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roarer
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roarer
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roaring
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roaring
adj
roaring
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roaring
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Ejemplo
The audience roared at the comedian’s clever punchline.
She roared with laughter when her friend tripped over his own feet.
His unexpected joke caused everyone at the table to roar in amusement.
The sports car's powerful engine roared to life with a touch of the pedal.
The crowd roared with approval after the amazing performance.
