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roaringnoun
roarings
pl
The roaring of the lion could be heard from miles away.
Рев льва был слышен за много миль.
The roaring of the engines filled the air as the plane took off.
Гул двигателей наполнил воздух, когда самолет взлетел.
Synonyms
roar
bellow
uproar
clamor
din
thunder
boom
howl
yell
blast
roaringadjective
more roaring
Comp.
most roaring
Super.
UK
/ˈrɔː.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈrɔːr.ɪŋ/
The roaring lion scared the children at the zoo.
Ревущий лев напугал детей в зоопарке.
The roaring applause filled the concert hall.
Громкие аплодисменты заполнили концертный зал.
The roaring river was difficult to cross.
Бурную реку было трудно пересечь.
Additional translations
шумный
гремящий
Synonyms
thundering
boisterous
loud
resounding
deafening
tumultuous
raging
roaringadverb
UK
/ˈrɔː.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈrɔːr.ɪŋ/
Used informally as an intensifying adverb (e.g., "roaring drunk").
Synonyms
loudly
uproariously
resoundingly
tremendously
extremely
very
intensely
exceedingly
violently
sonorously
roarverb

roaring

Gerund

roared
Past Simple
roared
Past Participle
roaring
Gerund
UK
/rɔː/
US
/rɔr/
The lion began to roar loudly.
Лев начал громко рычать.
The crowd began to roar with excitement.
Толпа начала реветь от восторга.
Additional translations
греметь
грохотать
вопить
мечеться
Synonyms
bellow
yell
howl
shout
scream
thunder
bark
growl

Definitions

roaringnoun
A loud, deep, prolonged sound, as of a lion or a crowd expressing approval or excitement.
The roaring of the crowd could be heard from miles away.
The act or process of producing a roar or roaring noise.
The roaring of the engines grew louder as the plane prepared for take-off.
roaringadjective
Making or characterized by a loud, deep, and prolonged sound.
The roaring crowd could be heard from miles away.
Very lively or successful.
They had a roaring success with their new product launch.
Extremely or excessively active or intense.
The roaring fire kept us warm throughout the cold night.
roaringadverb
Very; extremely (used as an intensifier, chiefly informal).
He came back roaring mad after the meeting.
roarverb
To make a loud, deep, prolonged sound, as a lion or a crowd.
The lion roared loudly in the jungle, asserting its dominance.
To laugh loudly and boisterously.
The audience roared with laughter at the comedian's jokes.
To move with a loud, deep sound, as a vehicle.
The motorcycle roared down the street, turning heads as it passed.
To utter or express in a loud, forceful manner.
The coach roared instructions to the players from the sidelines.
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