Howling Meaning in English

word · lemma: howl

US

/ˈhaʊɫɪŋ/

HOW-ling

UK

/hˈaʊlɪŋ/

HOW-ling

التعريف

Making a loud, long sound, like a wolf or strong wind. Can describe animals, wind, or something very strong or intense.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in descriptions of wolves, dogs, or wind. Can also mean something very obvious or intense ('a howling success'). Usually dramatic or vivid in tone.

• Spanish: aullando - aullido (sonoro, viento, animal)
• Portuguese (BR): uivando - uivo (vento, animal)
• Portuguese (PT): uivando - uivo (vento, animal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 嚎叫的 - 呼啸的
• Chinese (Traditional): 嚎叫的 - 呼嘯的
• Hindi: गूँजता हुआ - जोर से चिल्लाता हुआ
• Arabic: يعوي - عواء (الريح، الحيوان)
• Bengali: হুংকার - চিৎকার (জোরে শব্দ করা, যেমন বাতাস বা নেকড়ে)
• Russian: вой - завывание
• Japanese: 遠吠え - うなり（風や動物の鳴き声）
• Vietnamese: hú lên - gào thét
• Korean: 울부짖는 - 으르렁거리는 (동물, 바람)
• Turkish: uluyan - uğuldayan (rüzgar, hayvan)
• Urdu: بڑي اونچی آواز - چیخنا (جانور یا ہوا)
• Indonesian: melolong - meraung (anjing/serigala atau angin)

جمل نموذجية

The wolves were howling at the moon.

basic

A howling wind shook the old house.

basic

The dog started howling when it heard the siren.

basic

We had to yell over the howling wind to hear each other.

natural

Her joke sent us into howling laughter.

natural

It was a howling success; everyone loved the show.

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