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roar n | (sound made by a lion) | ryk m |
| The lion's roar could be heard throughout the jungle. |
roar, the roar of [sb] n | figurative (person, group: loud utterance) | ryk m |
| The team was encouraged by the roar of the crowd. |
roar⇒ vi | (lion, etc.: growl loudly) | ryk m |
| The lion saw the elephant and roared. |
roar at [sb] vi + prep | figurative (person: yell, shout) | wrzeszczeć na kogoś ndk. + przyim. |
| | wrzasnąć na kogoś dk. + przyim. |
| (przenośny, potoczny) | ryknąć na kogoś dk. + przyim. |
| When Brian's boss discovered his mistake, she roared at him to come into her office. |
roar, the roar of [sth] n | figurative (traffic, ocean, etc.: loud noise) | huk, ryk m |
| I sat on the edge of the cliff and listened to the ocean's roar. |
| Karen couldn't hear what Jon was saying above the roar of the traffic. |
roar vi | figurative (traffic: make loud noise) | huczeć ndk. |
| | zahuczeć dk. |
| The cars roared down the street. |
roar vi | figurative (fire: burn fiercely) ((o ogniu)) | strawić zwrot dk. |
| The fire roared in the grate. |
roar vi | figurative (laugh loudly) | wybuchać śmiechem zwrot ndk. |
| | wybuchnąć śmiechem zwrot dk. |
| Bill roared at Janet's joke. |
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