roar

roar
1. noun
(of wild beast) Brüllen, das; Gebrüll, das; (of water, applause) Tosen, das; Getose, das; (of avalanche, guns) Donner, der; (of machine, traffic) Dröhnen, das; Getöse, das

roars/a roar [of laughter] — dröhnendes od. brüllendes Gelächter

2. intransitive verb
1) (cry loudly) brüllen (with vor + Dat.)

roar [with laughter] — [vor Lachen] brüllen

2) [Motor:] dröhnen; [Artillerie:] donnern; (blaze up) [Feuer:] bullern (ugs.)
3. transitive verb
brüllen
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[ro:] 1. verb
1) (to give a loud deep cry; to say loudly; to shout: The lions roared; The sergeant roared (out) his commands.) brüllen
2) (to laugh loudly: The audience roared (with laughter) at the man's jokes.) brüllen
3) (to make a loud deep sound: The cannons/thunder roared.) grollen
4) (to make a loud deep sound while moving: He roared past on his motorbike.) dröhnen
2. noun
1) (a loud deep cry: a roar of pain/laughter; the lion's roars.) das Brüllen
2) (a loud, deep sound: the roar of traffic.) das Dröhnen
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roar
[rɔ:ʳ, AM rɔ:r]
I. n
1. (bellow) of a lion, person Brüllen nt kein pl, Gebrüll nt kein pl
2. (loud noise) of an aircraft, a cannon Donnern nt kein pl; of an engine [Auf]heulen nt kein pl, Dröhnen nt kein pl; of a fire Prasseln nt kein pl; of thunder Rollen nt kein pl, Grollen nt kein pl; of waves Tosen nt kein pl; of wind Heulen nt kein pl
3. (laughter) schallendes Gelächter
II. vi
1. (bellow) lion, person brüllen
to \roar at sb jdn anbrüllen
2. (make a loud noise) aircraft, cannon donnern; engine [auf]heulen, dröhnen; fire prasseln; thunder rollen, grollen; waves tosen; wind heulen
she looked up as a plane \roared overhead sie sah auf, als ein Flugzeug über sie hinwegdonnerte
3. (laugh) schallend lachen, brüllen vor Lachen
to \roar with laughter in schallendes Gelächter ausbrechen
4. (make noise in breathing) horse keuchen
III. vt
to \roar sth etw brüllen
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[rɔː(r)]
1. vi
(person, crowd, lion, bull) brüllen (with vor +dat); (fire in hearth) prasseln; (wind, engine, plane) heulen; (sea, waterfall) tosen; (thunder, forest fire) toben; (gun) donnern

to roar at sb —

the trucks roared past — die Lastwagen donnerten vorbei

the car roared up the street — der Wagen donnerte die Straße hinauf

he had them roaring (with laughter) — sie brüllten vor Lachen

2. vt
1) order, song etc brüllen

the fans roared their approval — die Fans grölten zustimmend

2) engine aufheulen lassen
3. n
1) no pl (of person, crowd, lion, bull) Gebrüll nt; (of fire in hearth) Prasseln nt; (of wind, engine, plane) Heulen nt; (of sea, waterfall) Tosen nt; (of thunder, forest fire) Toben nt; (of gun, traffic) Donnern nt
2)

roars of laughter — brüllendes Gelächter

the roars of the crowd/lion — das Brüllen der Menge/des Löwen

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roar [rɔː(r); US auch rəʊr]
A v/i
1. brüllen (with vor dat):
roar at sb jemanden anbrüllen
2. (vor Begeisterung oder Freude) brüllen (at über akk):
roar (with laughter) brüllen (vor Lachen)
3. a) tosen, toben, brausen (Wind, Meer)
b) (g)rollen, krachen (Donner)
c) (er-)dröhnen, donnern (Geschütz, Motor etc)
d) donnern, brausen (Fahrzeug)
e) (er)dröhnen, brausen (beide:
with von) (Ort)
4. VET keuchen (Pferd)
B v/t etwas brüllen:
roar out seine Freude etc hinausbrüllen, -schreien;
roar sb down jemanden niederbrüllen;
the crowd roared their approval die Menge brüllte zustimmend
C s
1. Brüllen n, Gebrüll n:
set up a roar ein Geschrei oder Gebrüll erheben;
set the party in a roar (oder in roars) (of laughter) die Gesellschaft in schallendes Gelächter versetzen;
roar of “goal” SPORT Torschrei m
2. a) Tosen n, Toben n, Brausen n (des Meeres, Windes etc)
b) Krachen n, (G)Rollen n (des Donners)
c) Donner m (von Geschützen)
d) Lärm m, Dröhnen n, Donnern n (von Motoren, Maschinen etc), Getöse n
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1. noun
(of wild beast) Brüllen, das; Gebrüll, das; (of water, applause) Tosen, das; Getose, das; (of avalanche, guns) Donner, der; (of machine, traffic) Dröhnen, das; Getöse, das

roars/a roar [of laughter] — dröhnendes od. brüllendes Gelächter

2. intransitive verb
1) (cry loudly) brüllen (with vor + Dat.)

roar [with laughter] — [vor Lachen] brüllen

2) [Motor:] dröhnen; [Artillerie:] donnern; (blaze up) [Feuer:] bullern (ugs.)
3. transitive verb
brüllen
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n.
Gebrüll n.
Getöse -n n. v.
brüllen v.

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