rout

UK
/raʊt/
US
/raʊt/

Translations

routnoun
routs
pl
UK
/raʊt/
US
/raʊt/
The army suffered a rout in the battle.
Армия потерпела разгром в битве.
The enemy was in full rout after the surprise attack.
Враг был в полном бегстве после внезапной атаки.
Additional translations
шумное сборище
routverb
routed
Past Simple
routed
Past Participle
routing
Gerund
UK
/raʊt/
US
/raʊt/
The army managed to rout the enemy forces.
Армия смогла разгромить вражеские силы.

Definitions

routnoun
A disorderly retreat of defeated troops.
The enemy was in full rout after the surprise attack.
A decisive defeat.
The team suffered a rout in the championship game, losing by 30 points.
A large, formal evening party or social gathering.
The annual rout at the mansion was attended by the city's elite.
A disorderly or riotous crowd; a mob.
A rout of protesters surged through the streets.
routverb
To defeat an enemy completely and force them to retreat in disorder.
The army managed to rout the invaders, sending them fleeing back across the border.
To dig or poke around with the snout; to root.
The pig began to rout in the soil, searching for truffles.
To cut a groove, recess, or channel in (wood, metal, etc.) with a router or similar tool.
The carpenter routed a slot for the cabinet’s hinge.