blaring
word · lemma: blare
Definition
Making a very loud, harsh, and unpleasant sound, often used to describe music, alarms, or voices.
Usage & Nuances
'Blaring' is typically negative and associated with discomfort. Common with 'blaring music', 'blaring horns', or 'blaring siren'. Rarely used for pleasant sounds. Mostly used in informal or descriptive contexts.
Spanish: estridente - resonando fuertementePortuguese (BR): estridente - muito alto (som)Portuguese (PT): estridente - muito alto (som)Chinese (Simplified): 刺耳的 - 响亮的Chinese (Traditional): 刺耳的 - 響亮的Hindi: तेज़ आवाज़ में गूंजता हुआ - कर्कशArabic: صارخ - مرتفع جدًا (صوت)Bengali: গর্জন করা - বিকট শব্দ করাRussian: ревущий - громко орущий - оглушительныйJapanese: 鳴り響く - 大音量で鳴るVietnamese: vang lên - phát ra âm thanh chói taiKorean: 쾅쾅 울리는 - 요란하게 울리는Turkish: gürleyen - çınlayan - kulak tırmalayanUrdu: چیخنا - زور دار شور مچاناIndonesian: menderu - berbunyi nyaring
Example Sentences
The blaring music kept me awake all night.
basic
The car alarm is blaring outside.
basic
He covered his ears because of the blaring siren.
basic
I can't think straight with the TV blaring like that.
natural
We walked past a club with music blaring out into the street.
natural
I woke up to birds blaring outside my window—welcome to city life.
natural