Roar Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈɹɔɹ/

ror

UK

/ɹˈɔː/

raw

释义

To make a loud, deep noise like a lion or crowd; also refers to the sound itself.

用法与细微差别

Commonly describes the sound of big cats (like lions), engines, or crowds. Can be used for both animals and people. Not usually used for small or quiet noises. The noun form ('a roar') often refers to loud applause or excitement.

• Spanish: rugir - bramido (de animal)
• Portuguese (BR): rugir - rugido (de animal)
• Portuguese (PT): rugir - rugido (de animal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 咆哮 - 吼叫
• Chinese (Traditional): 咆哮 - 吼叫
• Hindi: गर्जना - दहाड़
• Arabic: يزأر - زئير
• Bengali: গর্জন করা - গর্জন
• Russian: рычать - рев
• Japanese: ほえる - 轟音 (ごうおん)
• Vietnamese: gầm lên - tiếng gầm
• Korean: 포효하다 - 포효
• Turkish: kükremek - kükreme
• Urdu: گرجنا - گرج
• Indonesian: mengaum - raungan

例句

The lion began to roar loudly.

basic

We heard a roar from the crowd.

basic

Thunder made a loud roar last night.

basic

The engine roared as he started the car.

natural

She made everyone laugh with her fake lion roar.

natural

The stadium roared when the team scored the winning goal.

natural