roar

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈrɔːr/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/rɔr/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(rôr, rōr)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
roar n (sound made by a lion)rugido nm
 The lion's roar could be heard throughout the jungle.
 Se oía el rugido del león por toda la jungla.
roar,
the roar of [sb]
n
figurative (person, group: loud utterance)clamor nm
  (figurado)rugido nm
 The team was encouraged by the roar of the crowd.
 El equipo estaba envalentonado por el clamor de la gente.
roar vi (lion, etc.: growl loudly)rugir vi
 The lion saw the elephant and roared.
 El león vio al elefante y rugió.
roar at [sb] vi + prep figurative (person: yell, shout) (figurado)rugir a vtr + prep
  gritar a vtr + prep
  aullar a vtr + prep
 When Brian's boss discovered his mistake, she roared at him to come into her office.
 Cuando la jefe se enteró del error, le rugió a Brian para que fuera a su oficina.
roar,
the roar of [sth]
n
figurative (traffic, ocean, etc.: loud noise) (figurado)rugido nm
  bramido nm
  estruendo nm
 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.
 Me senté al borde del acantilado a oír el rugido del océano. // Karen no podía oír lo que decía Jon por el rugido del tráfico.
roar vi figurative (traffic: make loud noise) (figurado)rugir vi
  bramar vi
 The cars roared down the street.
 Los autos rugían por la calle.
roar vi figurative (fire: burn fiercely) (figurado)rugir vi
 The fire roared in the grate.
 El fuego rugía en la chimenea.
roar vi figurative (laugh loudly)carcajearse v prnl
  reír vi
 Bill roared at Janet's joke.
 Bill se carcajeó con el chiste de Janet.
 Bill rió con el chiste de Janet.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
roar by,
roar past
vi + adv
figurative (vehicle: go past noisily) (figurado)rugir vi
  pasar haciendo ruido loc verb
 The traffic on the motorway roared by.
 El tráfico rugía en la autopista.
roar with laughter v expr (laugh loudly)reírse a carcajadas loc verb
 When the clown fell over, the audience roared with laughter.
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'roar' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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Collocations: a [lion's, tiger's, beast's, bear's] roar, the roar of a [lion], a roar of [anger, delight, joy, rage], more...

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