blare

blare
1. intransitive verb
[Lautsprecher:] plärren; [Trompete:] schmettern
2. transitive verb

blare [out] — [hinaus]plärren [Worte]; [hinaus]schmettern [Melodie]

3. noun
see 1.: Plärren, das; Schmettern, das
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[bleə] 1. verb
(often with out) to make a loud, harsh sound: The radio blared (out music). schmettern
2. noun
the blare of trumpets.) das Schmettern
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blare
[bleəʳ, AM bler]
I. n no pl Geplärr nt pej fam
a \blare of trumpets Trompetengeschmetter nt
II. vi radio plärren; music dröhnen; trumpets schmettern
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[blɛə(r)]
1. n
Plärren nt, Geplärr nt; (of car horn) lautes Hupen; (of trumpets) Schmettern nt
2. vi
plärren; (car horn) laut hupen; (trumpets) schmettern

the music/his voice blared through the hall — die Musik/seine Stimme schallte durch den Saal

he likes to drive with the music blaring — er dreht die Musik im Auto gern voll auf (inf)

3. vt

be quiet!, he blared — Ruhe!, brüllte er

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blare [bleə(r)]
A v/i
1. dial heulen, plärren, brüllen
2. auch blare out
a) schmettern (Trompete),
b) brüllen, plärren (Radio etc)
3. grell leuchten (Farben etc)
B v/t
1. auch blare out
a) einen Befehl etc brüllen,
b) ein Musikstück etc schmettern
2. Lärm machen mit:
blare the horn laut hupen
3. auch blare out fig ausposaunen
C s
1. a) Schmettern n
b) Brüllen n, Plärren n
c) Lärm m:
a blare of horns lautes Hupen
2. grelles Leuchten
3. (Reklame- etc) Rummel m
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1. intransitive verb
[Lautsprecher:] plärren; [Trompete:] schmettern
2. transitive verb

blare [out] — [hinaus]plärren [Worte]; [hinaus]schmettern [Melodie]

3. noun
see 1.: Plärren, das; Schmettern, das
* * *
v.
schmettern v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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