blares
word · lemma: blare
Definition
To make a very loud, harsh noise. Commonly used for horns, sirens, or music played at high volume.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used for unpleasant, disruptive noise. Often used with 'horn', 'siren', or 'music'. More common in written or descriptive language; 'blare' and its forms are formal or literary. Not used for quiet or gentle sounds.
Spanish: resuena - suena fuertePortuguese (BR): berra - toca altoPortuguese (PT): berra - toca altoChinese (Simplified): 刺耳地响 - 大声响起Chinese (Traditional): 刺耳地響 - 大聲響起Hindi: तेज़़ आवाज़ में बजनाArabic: يعلو صوته - يدويBengali: কড়া আওয়াজ করে - প্রচণ্ড শব্দ করেRussian: громко ревет - гремитJapanese: 大音量で鳴り響く - 鳴り響くVietnamese: vang lên ầm ĩ - phát ra âm thanh lớnKorean: 쾅 울리다 - 시끄럽게 나다Turkish: gürültüyle çalmak - yüksek sesle yankılanmakUrdu: زور سے بجنا - بڑی آواز کرناIndonesian: membahana - menggelegar
Example Sentences
The ambulance siren blares at night.
basic
He covered his ears as the alarm blares through the building.
natural
Advertisements blares from every screen in the store.
natural
The crowd blares its support after the goal is scored.
natural
The car horn blares in the busy street.
basic
Music blares from the speakers.
basic