raucously in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for raucously in the English»Spanish Dictionary

raucously [Am ˈrɔkəsli, Brit ˈrɔːkəsli] ADV

raucously (loudly)

a voz en cuello

raucously (loudly)

escandalosamente

raucously (hoarsely)

con voz ronca

raucously (shrilly)

estridentemente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Like every good novel that raucously propels the narrative forward, the banal is excluded from his tales, unless it is tightly yoked to the story.

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Outside the park, we saw sarus cranes fling their heads up in the air and call raucously as they danced in fallow wheat fields.

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They passionately and raucously cheer their teams on.

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Cash will perform their most familiar early hits, raucously, between spurts of dialogue that condense about eighteen months of history into a single afternoon's chatter.

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We would listen to music, nature and just talk and laugh raucously.

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There isn't much of a script, but what lines are delivered are raucously funny.

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Just a minute ago the concert crowd was dancing to hip-hop so raucously loud the floor was vibrating.

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Both are simple but raucously fun open-world action games, each in their own way.

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At the club they have a picture of a young team celebrating raucously with a trophy.

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At the shoe store, the store owner and the senior salesman both shove the salesgirl around, while a customer laughs raucously at her misfortune.

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