英:[rɔː(r)]
美:[rɔːr]
英:[rɔː(r)]
美:[rɔːr]
复数:roars
第三人称单数:roars
现在分词:roaring
过去式:roared
过去分词:roared
词根:roar
adj.roaring 喧闹的;兴胜的;狂风暴雨的
n.roaring 咆哮;怒吼;吼声
roarer 咆哮者;患喘鸣症的马;备受称赞的人或物
v.roaring 怒吼(uproar的现在分词)
verb
intransitive verb
to utter or emit a full loud prolonged sound
to sing or shout with full force
to make or emit a loud confused sound (such as background reverberation or rumbling)
to laugh loudly
to be boisterous or disorderly
to proceed or rush with great noise or commotion
to make a loud noise during inhalation (such as that of a horse affected with roaring)
transitive verb
to utter or proclaim with a roar
to cause to roar
noun
the deep cry of a wild animal (such as a lion)
a loud deep cry (as of pain or anger)
a loud continuous confused sound
the roar of the crowd
a boisterous outcry
这组词都有“笑”的意思,其区别是:
gigglev.咯咯地笑,痴笑,傻笑,多指女人和孩子由于紧张、被逗乐、尴尬时所发出的笑声。
The schoolgirls giggled when the famous football player walkedsintostheir classroom.当这个著名的足球运动员走进教室时,女生们都咯咯地笑起来。
laughv.笑,大笑,用于一般的笑或出声的大笑。
chucklev. (书面语)吃吃的笑,抿嘴笑,轻声笑,多指因得意或领会到某事中的趣味而暗自发笑。
She does not laugh out loud; she only chuckles.她没有笑出声来,只是抿嘴而笑。
roarv.怒吼,咆哮,引申为放声大笑,哄堂大笑。
He roared when he heard the joke.听完这个笑话,他哈哈大笑。
sneerv.冷笑,嘲笑,指以语言、表情、和声调表示轻蔑或嘲弄。
He sneered at the offer and said it was two low.他对报价嗤之以鼻,说它太低了。
beamv.本义指照耀,放光,引申为"微笑",是正式用语,指面带喜悦或笑容,暗示对他人的友好或内心的满足。
She beamed with happiness.她高兴得眉开眼笑。
jeerv.讥笑,嘲笑,其同义词是mock。
The crowd jeered when the boxer was knocked down.当那个拳手被人打倒时,人群开始嘲笑他。
grinv.露齿而笑,指人因高兴、满足、轻蔑等咧开嘴露齿地笑。
He grinned at his mother.他冲他的妈妈咧嘴一笑。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“吠,叫”的意思,其区别是:
roar指狮子的吼叫。
bark指发出刺耳的汪汪声,系典型的狗吠。
growl指被激怒的狗发出低长的咆哮声,以示威胁。用于人时,指咆哮着喊叫,怒冲冲地发牢骚。
howl指声音响亮,拖得很长,如哀愁的哭声。用于人时,指大喊大叫。
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这组词都有“喊”的意思,其区别是:
call指大声说话或喊叫,以引起某人的注意。
scream指因恐具、快乐或痛苦而发出的尖叫声。
yell多指求援、鼓励时的呼叫。也可指因外界因素刺激而发出尖厉声音。
roar指发出大而深沉的声音、吼叫或咆哮。
shriek指因惊恐、痛苦等或其它感情而发出比scream更为尖锐、刺耳的叫声。
exclaim多指因高兴、愤怒、痛苦、惊讶等突发感情而高声喊叫。
shout指有意识地高声喊叫,常用于提出警告、发命令或唤起注意等。
cry一般指因恐惧、痛苦、惊奇等而喊叫。
以上来源于网络
中古英语 roren,意为“大声、响亮、持续地喊叫、呼喊”,源自古英语 rarian,意为“咆哮、哀号、哀悼、吼叫、哭泣”,可能是模拟声音而来(类似于中古荷兰语 reeren,德语 röhren “咆哮”,梵语 ragati “吠叫”,立陶宛语 rieju, rieti “责骂”,古教会斯拉夫语 revo “我咆哮”,拉丁语 raucus “嘶哑”,这些词语都可能是模拟声音而来)。
用于动物、风等的含义早在14世纪就有了。指“大声、持续地笑”是在1815年。指“乘坐摩托车发出巨大噪音行驶”是在1923年。相关词汇: Roared; roaring。
Verb Middle English roren, from Old English rārian; akin to Old High German rērēn to bleat
The first known use of roar was before the 12th century
roll1 of 3noun
a written document that may be rolled up : scroll
an official list of names
the voter rolls
something or a quantity of something that is rolled up or rounded as if rolled
rolls of fat
a small piece of baked bread dough
paper money folded or rolled
roll2 of 3verb
to move or cause to move by turning over and over on a surface without sliding
to put a wrapping around
to form into a ball or roll
to make smooth, even, or firm with or as if with a roller
to move on rollers or wheels
to begin or cause to begin operating or moving let's get rolling
roll the cameras
to sound with a full echoing tone or with a continuous beating sound thunder rolled
roll a drum
to have an abundant supply
rolling in money
to move onward or around as if on a wheel or scroll lines rolling off the screen of a computer
the days roll by
to rotate on an axis
to flow in a continuous stream
money was rolling in
to move with a side-to-side sway : rock
roll3 of 3noun
a sound produced by rapid strokes on a drum
a heavy echoing sound
the roll of thunder
a rolling movement or an action involving such movement
roll1 of 3noun
a written document that may be rolled up : scroll
an official list of names
the voter rolls
something or a quantity of something that is rolled up or rounded as if rolled
rolls of fat
a small piece of baked bread dough
paper money folded or rolled
roll2 of 3verb
to move or cause to move by turning over and over on a surface without sliding
to put a wrapping around
to form into a ball or roll
to make smooth, even, or firm with or as if with a roller
to move on rollers or wheels
to begin or cause to begin operating or moving let's get rolling
roll the cameras
to sound with a full echoing tone or with a continuous beating sound thunder rolled
roll a drum
to have an abundant supply
rolling in money
to move onward or around as if on a wheel or scroll lines rolling off the screen of a computer
the days roll by
to rotate on an axis
to flow in a continuous stream
money was rolling in
to move with a side-to-side sway : rock
roll3 of 3noun
a sound produced by rapid strokes on a drum
a heavy echoing sound
the roll of thunder
a rolling movement or an action involving such movement
rode
rock1 of 3verb
to move back and forth in or as if in a cradle
to sway or cause to sway back and forth
to cause to be upset
rocked by the news
rock2 of 3noun
a rocking movement
popular music usually having a fast tempo, strong beat, and much repetition
rock3 of 3noun
a large mass of stone
solid mineral deposits
a lump or piece of rock
something like a rock in firmness : support
rock1 of 3verb
to move back and forth in or as if in a cradle
to sway or cause to sway back and forth
to cause to be upset
rocked by the news
rock2 of 3noun
a rocking movement
popular music usually having a fast tempo, strong beat, and much repetition
rock3 of 3noun
a large mass of stone
solid mineral deposits
a lump or piece of rock
something like a rock in firmness : support
rock1 of 3verb
to move back and forth in or as if in a cradle
to sway or cause to sway back and forth
to cause to be upset
rocked by the news
rock2 of 3noun
a rocking movement
popular music usually having a fast tempo, strong beat, and much repetition
rock3 of 3noun
a large mass of stone
solid mineral deposits
a lump or piece of rock
something like a rock in firmness : support
robustadjective
being strong and vigorously healthy
robe1 of 2noun
a long loose or flowing garment
a covering or wrap for the lower body
robe2 of 2verb
to clothe or cover with or as if with a robe
dress entry 1 sense 2a
roar1 of 2verb
to utter a long full loud sound
the lion roared
to laugh loudly
to say with a roar
roar2 of 2noun
the deep loud cry of a wild animal (as a lion)
a loud deep cry or shout
a loud confused sound
the roar of the crowd
1 "Do you not tow to your magistrate?!" he roared.
2 His amusing performance caused a roar of laughter in the audience.
他那有趣的表演引起了观众的哄堂大笑.
3 I would come up through a roaring and confusion, like surf boiling.
4 Perhaps if— The draccus roared then, deep and powerful as before.
5 It was too large to be felled by salt concentrate alone, but as it tipped, a dull roar emerged from the gaping black hole beneath it.
6 The eggs had awakened it fully, roaringly, so that it tore at him.
7 the roar of the river
8 On winter evenings it roared in sheets against the pavements and made Amity Harbor invisible.
9 At 0630, the guns of our support ships began to roar.
10 A roar of noise—an exterminator just leaving a house, pump bellowing—overtakes them.
11 The right-hand side of the stands, which was a solid block of scarlet, roared its approval.
12 The volume of cheering below in the street increased to a deafening roar.
13 I couldn't hear anything except my own deafening roar blaring in my ears.
14 The machine started up with a roar.
机器一声轰鸣开动了。
15 There was a long piece of wood that was half in and half out of the roaring flames.
16 And Amelia’s mom is vacuuming upstairs, the clunky machine roaring across the carpets.
17 Only Nature: the crackle, pop, roar of the forest burning and the thunderous pounding of falling water.
18 I moved with the crowd, the sweat pouring off me, listening to the grinding roar of traffic, the growing sound of a record shop loudspeaker blaring a languid blues.
19 Other guys on the team roared into the room behind him.
20 She nodded once, more to herself than Redd, then climbed down the ladder just as a horrendous roar erupted from the water.
1 喘鸣
4 呼啸而行
6 大声说出
8 熊熊燃烧
9 叫唤
10 叫喊声
11 喧哗
loud blatant roaring uproarious loudmouthed riproaring boisterously hum racket loudness rumpus hullabaloo blatancy din make a noise tumult rowdy-dowdy bray hubbub babel shindy
12 轰隆隆
13 呐喊之声
14 轰鸣
roaring thundering fulminic rolling rowt bellow fulminate plangent fulminatory fulminant roll uproar growlery
15 咆哮
howling growl bellow roaring snarl bluster yirr wuther bark rave rant howl gnarl chide huff and puff snarling growling snarlingly storm yowl blustering rage bawl and squall ramp bawl puff huff and puff growlery bay blare gnar girn
17 吼叫
roaring bay blare rout bellow bark rowt howl snarl growling vociferAtion shout growl holler vociferate raise voice trumpet snarl howl yell
18 反响
resonant resounding reverberant response reply echo resonance replication repercussion reverberation sound ring reflect resonate vibrate reverberate redouble resound return render backwash
26 大声叫喊
27 喧闹
rowdydowdy ring-a-ding mad robust noisy bustling blatant roaring rowdy raucous rambunctious uninhibited brassy rip-roaring Dionysian bacchanal knockabout bacchanalian slam-bang rackety moiling wingding robustious zizzy strepitous strepitoso abuzz splatterdash dirdum whoop-de-do row-de-dow vociferance row-dow fuzzbuzz whoop-up fun coil rave stew to-do binge bustle hoopla merriment furor jangle bedlam brouhaha rumpus ballyhoo horseplay bust-up hurly-burly blinder corroboree bowwow deray tzimmes bobbery whoopla rowdydow rout rag rumble din roil yammer rantipole a whoop and a holler enough to wake the dead fast and furious
28 大笑声
32 大笑
howl guffaw hee-haw haw-haw hoot yak panic laugh convulsion cackle boohoo in stitches crease up in fits cachinnatory yock cachinnation heehaw cachinnate split yell yuk
34 大喊
37 使轰鸣
39 鼓掌声
40 吆喝
43 放声大笑
44 呼叫
45 吼叫声
47 呼号
48 大喊大叫
49 叫喊
clamorous cry shout exclamation outcry lift up voice yell ejaculation howl exclamatory uproar shouting holler cry out