vroom

UK
/vruːm/
US
/vruːm/

Translations

vroomnoun
vrooms
pl
vroumOnomatopée du bruit d’un moteur.
The vroom of the sports car echoed through the neighborhood as it sped down the street.
Le vroum de la voiture de sport résonnait dans le quartier tandis qu’elle filait dans la rue.
vroomverb
vroomed
Past Simple
vroomed
Past Participle
vrooming
Gerund
UK
/vruːm/
US
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vrombirPour le bruit d’un moteur puissant.
The sports car vroomed down the street, turning heads as it passed.
La voiture de sport vrombissait dans la rue, attirant tous les regards au passage.
Additional translations
foncerFamilier, pour un véhicule qui se déplace très vite.
vroominterjection
UK
/vruːm/
US
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vroumOnomatopée imitant l’accélération ou le rugissement d’un moteur.
As the race car sped past, the crowd cheered, 'Vroom!'
Quand la voiture de course est passée à toute vitesse, la foule a crié : « Vroum ! »

Definitions

vroomnoun
A loud, roaring sound made by a motor vehicle or engine.
The vroom of the sports car echoed through the neighborhood as it sped down the street.
vroomverb
To make a loud, low, continuous sound, typically that of a powerful engine.
The sports car vroomed down the street, turning heads as it passed.
To move or travel quickly, especially in a motor vehicle, usually while making a vroom sound.
She vroomed off the driveway before anyone could wave goodbye.
vroominterjection
An onomatopoeic expression used to imitate the sound of a car engine revving or accelerating.
As the race car sped past, the crowd cheered, 'Vroom!'