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blaring

UK
/ˈbleərɪŋ/
US
/ˈblerɪŋ/
blaring out

Translations

blaringadjective
more blaring
Comp.
most blaring
Super.
UK
/ˈbleə.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɛr.ɪŋ/
The blaring sirens could be heard from miles away.
Громкие сирены были слышны за много миль.
The blaring music made it hard to concentrate.
Оглушительная музыка мешала сосредоточиться.
Additional translations
кричащий
Synonyms
boisterous
piercing
deafening
loud
resounding
raucous
blaringnoun
UK
/ˈbleərɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɛrɪŋ/
Gerund functioning as an uncountable noun (‘the blaring of horns’).
Synonyms
peal
blare
blast
din
racket
roar
clamor
uproar
clangor
cacophony
blareverb

blaring

Gerund

blared
Past Simple
blared
Past Participle
blaring
Gerund
UK
/bleə/
US
/bler/
The speakers blare music at the party.
Колонки гремят музыкой на вечеринке.
The sirens blare in the distance.
Сирены ревут вдалеке.
Additional translations
зареветь
оглашать
Synonyms
bellow
sound
ring
resound
trumpet
honk
blast

Definitions

blaringadjective
Making a loud and harsh sound.
The blaring sirens woke everyone in the neighborhood.
blaringnoun
A loud, harsh sound or the act of producing such a sound.
The blaring of the car horn could be heard across the street.
blareverb
To make a loud, harsh sound.
The car horn blared loudly in the quiet street.
To emit a loud, raucous noise.
The speakers blared music throughout the entire neighborhood.
To proclaim, publish, or broadcast loudly and emphatically, often in an attention-grabbing way (usually followed by out).
The tabloid headlines blared out the celebrity scandal across the front page.
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