roaring in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for roaring in the English»Spanish Dictionary

roaring [Am ˈrɔrɪŋ, Brit ˈrɔːrɪŋ] ADJ attr

1. roaring:

roaring waves

rugiente

roaring traffic

estruendoso

we soon had a roaring fire in the hearth

a los pocos minutos el fuego ardía que daba gusto en la chimenea

he was roaring drunk

estaba borracho perdido

2. roaring (very brisk):

the fruitsellers were doing a roaring trade

los vendedores de frutas estaban haciendo su agosto

we're doing a roaring trade in postcards

estamos vendiendo postales como pan caliente or como rosquillas

rip-roaring [Am rɪpˈrɔrɪŋ, Brit] ADJ inf

rip-roaring party

animadísimo

rip-roaring party

bullicioso

rip-roaring success

apoteósico

rip-roaring success

clamoroso

roaring twenties N npl

the roaring twenties

los locos años veinte

I.roar [Am rɔr, Brit rɔː] VB intr

1. roar (make sound):

roar lion/tiger/engine:

rugir

roar sea/wind/fire:

bramar

roar sea/wind/fire:

rugir

roar cannon:

tronar

to roar with laughter

reírse a carcajadas

2. roar (move):

the planes roar overhead every two minutes

cada dos minutos se oye el estruendo de los aviones que pasan

the trucks roared past

los camiones pasaron con un estruendo

he roared away or off on his motorbike

se alejó en la moto haciendo un ruido infernal

II.roar [Am rɔr, Brit rɔː] VB trans

the sergeant roared the order

el sargento dio la orden a gritos

how dare you! he roared

—¡cómo se atreve! —rugió or bramó

the fans roared their appreciation

los hinchas manifestaron su aprobación a voz en cuello

III.roar [Am rɔr, Brit rɔː] N C or U

roar (of lion, tiger)

rugido m

roar (of person)

rugido m

roar (of person)

bramido m

roar (of thunder)

fragor m

roar (of thunder)

estruendo m

roar (of traffic, engine, guns)

estruendo m

the roar of the crowd

el clamor de la multitud

a roar of laughter

una sonora carcajada

a roar of pain

un rugido or bramido de dolor

Roaring Forties N npl

the Roaring Forties

zona de fuertes vientos en el hemisferio Sur entre las latitudes 40 y 50

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the Roaring Twenties

los (locos) años veinte

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rugido

roar

lanzó un rugido

it let out a roar

rugido (del mar)

roar

rugido (del viento)

roar

rugido (del viento)

roaring

bramido (del toro)

roaring

bramido (del viento)

roaring

bramido (del mar)

roaring

rugir

to roar

rugir

to roar

coger una papalina

to get roaring drunk inf

roaring in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for roaring in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.roaring ADJ

roaring

rugiente

roaring thunder

estruendoso, -a

roaring fire

furioso, -a

roaring success

clamoroso, -a

roaring trade

tremendo, -a

II.roaring ADV

roaring

completamente

rip-roaring [ˈrɪprɔ:rɪŋ, Am ˌrɪpˈ-] ADJ inf

rip-roaring

animadísimo, -a

a rip-roaring success

un éxito clamoroso

I.roar [rɔ:ʳ, Am rɔ:r] VB intr

roar lion, person

rugir

roar cannon

tronar

to roar with laughter

reírse a carcajadas

II.roar [rɔ:ʳ, Am rɔ:r] VB trans

roar

vociferar

III.roar [rɔ:ʳ, Am rɔ:r] N

roar of lion, person

rugido m

roar of engine

estruendo m

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mugido

roar

rugido

roar

mugir

to roar

bramido (animales)

roar

ronquido (del mar)

roar

reírse a carcajadas

to roar with laughter

carcajear

to roar with laughter

roaring Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a rip-roaring success

un éxito clamoroso

to roar with laughter

reírse a carcajadas

to roar with laughter

echarse a reír

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She was known to enter villages, even during daylight, roaring and causing people to flee in panic to their huts.

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

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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.

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

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

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

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We heard it roaring from a distance and, as we drew close, felt the very ground thrum beneath our feet.

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In order to avoid being overheard, they planned their strategy by the roaring waters of this waterfall.

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A roaring fire keeps things warm through winter and it's full-on skittle alley is a sight to behold.

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

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