roaring in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for roaring in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.roaring [Brit ˈrɔːrɪŋ, Am ˈrɔrɪŋ] N

1. roaring:

roaring (of lion)

(il) ruggire

roaring (of person)

(il) ruggire, (lo) sbraitare, (lo) strepitare

2. roaring (of storm, wind, sea):

roaring

(il) mugghiare

3. roaring:

roaring (of thunder)

(il) rombare, (il) mugghiare

roaring (of waterfall)

(lo) scrosciare

4. roaring (of engine, machine):

roaring

(il) rombare

5. roaring (of crowd):

roaring

clamore m

roaring

frastuono m

II.roaring [Brit ˈrɔːrɪŋ, Am ˈrɔrɪŋ] ADJ

1. roaring (loud):

roaring storm

che ruggisce

roaring engine

che romba

roaring traffic

rumoroso

a roaring fire

un fuoco crepitante

the roaring forties GEOG

i roaring, i ruggenti quaranta

2. roaring success:

roaring

travolgente

roaring

straordinario

to do a roaring trade

fare affari d'oro (in con)

the roaring Twenties HISTORY

gli anni ruggenti, i ruggenti anni venti

III.roaring [Brit ˈrɔːrɪŋ, Am ˈrɔrɪŋ] ADV

to be roaring drunk

essere ubriaco fradicio

rip-roaring [Brit, Am rɪpˈrɔrɪŋ] ADJ inf

rip-roaring party

da sballo

rip-roaring show

scatenato

rip-roaring success

pazzesco, folle

to have a rip-roaring time

spassarsela

I.roar [Brit rɔː, Am rɔr] N

1. roar (of lion):

roar

ruggito m

to give a roar

ruggire

2. roar (of person):

roar

urlo m

to give a roar

lanciare or cacciare un urlo

3. roar (noise):

roar (of engine, machine)

rombo m

roar (of traffic)

frastuono m

roar (of traffic)

baccano m

roar (of waterfall)

fragore m

roar (of waterfall)

scroscio m

4. roar (of sea, wind):

roar

mugghio m , (il) mugghiare

5. roar (of crowd):

roar

clamore m

roar

frastuono m

a roar of laughter

risate fragorose or uno scroscio di risate

a roar of applause

uno scroscio di applausi

II.roar [Brit rɔː, Am rɔr] VB trans

1. roar (shout):

“quiet!” he roared

“silenzio!” sbraitò

to roar one's approval

manifestare a gran voce la propria approvazione

2. roar (rev up):

roar engine

mandare su di giri

III.roar [Brit rɔː, Am rɔr] VB intr

1. roar lion:

roar

ruggire

2. roar person:

roar

ruggire, sbraitare, strepitare

to roar with pain

urlare di dolore

to roar at sb

gridare a qn

to roar with laughter

ridere fragorosamente or fare una sonora risata

3. roar (make noise):

roar sea, wind:

mugghiare

roar thunder:

rombare, mugghiare

roar fire:

crepitare

roar crowd:

fare clamore, frastuono

roar engine, machine:

rombare

to roar past sth

passare davanti a qc rombando

the car roared into life

l'auto si mise in moto rombando

roar out VB [rɔː -] (roar out [sth])

roar out command:

roar out

urlare, gridare

Translations for roaring in the Italian»English Dictionary

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ruggito

roar

ruggito fig

roar

ruggito fig

roaring

ruggente

roaring

gli anni -i

the roaring Twenties

mugghio (di mare, vento)

roaring

scroscio (di torrente, cascata)

roar

scroscio (di applausi)

roar

scroscio (di risa)

roar

travolgente successo

roaring

ruggire

to roar

ruggire tigre, leone:

to roar fig

ruggire (urlare) persona:

to roar

ruggire di rabbia, di dolore

to roar with rage, pain

ruggire vento, mare, motore:

roar

roaring in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for roaring in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.roaring ADJ

roaring

ruggente

roaring thunder

fragoroso, -a

roaring fire

crepitante

roaring success

strepitoso, -a

roaring trade

(che va) a gonfie vele

II.roaring ADV

roaring

assolutamente

rip-roaring [ˌrɪp·ˈrɔ:·rɪŋ] ADJ inf

rip-roaring

sfrenato, -a

a rip-roaring success

un successo clamoroso

I.roar [rɔ:r] VB intr

roar lion

ruggire

roar person

urlare

roar cannon

rombare

to roar with laughter

scoppiare a ridere

II.roar [rɔ:r] VB trans

roar

gridare

III.roar [rɔ:r] N

roar of lion

ruggito m

roar of person

urlo m

roar of engine

rombo m

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

to roar with laughter

ridere fragorosamente

Translations for roaring in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

ruggito

roar

muggito

roar

ruggire

to roar

ruggire (tempesta)

to roar

fragore (di cascata, torrente)

roar

muggire

to roar

roaring Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to roar with laughter

scoppiare a ridere

a rip-roaring success

un successo clamoroso

to roar with laughter

ridere fragorosamente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Neither the snow leopard nor the cheetah can roar, despite having hyoid morphology similar to roaring cats.

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A relic of the roaring twenties, this stern matriarch may have her own ideas about what a boy should learn.

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The total global mine supply has dropped by 10pc as ore quality erodes, implying that the roaring bull market of the last eight years may have further to run.

en.wikipedia.org

Initially sighted from a caravan park, there were also reports of lion roaring heard in the local area.

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It is a flat fertile island covered with cluster of coconut palms and enchanting beaches with a roaring sea all around.

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Hedgerows and scarecrows, furrows and meadows; crooked streets and glowering slums; rolling smog and roaring hearths.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Even as the rip-roaring instances happen, the underlying factors are spine-chilling.

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The roaring ideals of fearless devotion and selflessness were gradually replaced by quiet, passive, civil obedience.

en.wikipedia.org

There were some cracking spectacles, displays of pro tekkas, and fans roaring and singing en masse to cheer on their favourite players.

musicfeeds.com.au

Selling everything from men's jackets to children's gym shoes, to doing a roaring trade in wellies, the busy little shop has managed to survive for over a century.

www.heraldscotland.com