uproarious

uproarious
adjective
zum Schreien komisch (ugs.) [Witz, Anblick, Komödie]; schallend [Gelächter]
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adjective (very noisy, especially with much laughter: The team were given an uproarious welcome.) stürmisch
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up·roari·ous
[ʌpˈrɔ:riəs]
adj
1. (loud and disorderly) stürmisch, turbulent
\uproarious crowd lärmende Menge
\uproarious laughter schallendes Gelächter
2. (extremely amusing) urkomisch, zum Schreien präd fam
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[ʌp'rɔːrɪəs]
adj
meeting tumultartig; crowd lärmend; laughter brüllend; success, welcome überwältigend, spektakulär; personality überschäumend; (= very funny) joke wahnsinnig komisch, zum Schreien pred

in uproarious spirits — in überschäumender Stimmung

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uproarious adj (adv uproariously)
1. lärmend, laut, stürmisch (Begrüßung etc), tosend (Beifall), schallend (Gelächter)
2. tumultuarisch, tobend
3. zum Brüllen komisch umg (Witz etc)
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adjective
zum Schreien komisch (ugs.) [Witz, Anblick, Komödie]; schallend [Gelächter]
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adj.
laut adj.
tobend adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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