rout
rout
raʊt
rawt
British pronunciation
/ɹˈaʊt/

Definición y significado de "rout"en inglés

to rout
01

derrotar, poner en fuga

to defeat someone or something in a decisive and overwhelming manner
Transitive: to rout an opponent
to rout definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
In the political debate, one candidate used compelling arguments to rout their competitors.
En el debate político, un candidato utilizó argumentos convincentes para derrotar a sus competidores.
02

dispersar, poner en fuga

to cause a group of people or animals to scatter or disperse
Transitive: to rout a group
example
Ejemplos
The loud clap of thunder routed the children, who ran indoors for cover.
El fuerte estruendo del trueno dispersó a los niños, que corrieron hacia adentro para refugiarse.
03

ranurar, ahuecar

to carve out, gouge, or create a furrow in a material like wood, metal, or earth
Transitive: to rout solid material
example
Ejemplos
The machine routed the wooden boards with precision, preparing them for assembly.
La máquina enrutó los tablones de madera con precisión, preparándolos para el ensamblaje.
04

hurgar, escarbar

to poke or search around with the snout
Intransitive
example
Ejemplos
He watched the pig rout around the pen, its snout digging into the dirt.
Observó al cerdo hurgar alrededor del corral, su hocico excavando en la tierra.
01

muchedumbre

a disorderly and frenzied crowd of people, often characterized by chaos and confusion
example
Ejemplos
During the protest, a rout of demonstrators broke through the barricades, overwhelming the police.
Durante la protesta, una desbandada de manifestantes atravesó las barricadas, abrumando a la policía.
02

manada, jauría

a group of wolves
03

derrota aplastante, desbandada

an overwhelming defeat
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