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roar·ing [ˈrɔ:rɪŋ] ADJ attr, inv

1. roaring (noisy):

roaring animal, crowd, person
roaring inanimate object
roaring aircraft, cannon
roaring engine, wind
roaring fire
roaring traffic, waves
roaring thunder

2. roaring inf (for emphasis):

roaring business
Bombengeschäft nt <-(e)s, -e> inf

rip-ˈroar·ing ADJ attr inf

rip-roaring match
rip-roaring match
rip-roaring person

roar·ing ˈfor·ties N METEO

I. roar [rɔ:ʳ, Am rɔ:r] N

1. roar (bellow):

roar of a lion, person
Brüllen nt kein pl
roar of a lion, person
Gebrüll nt <-(e)s> kein pl

2. roar (loud noise):

roar of an aircraft, a cannon
Donnern nt kein pl
roar of an engine
[Auf]heulen nt kein pl
roar of an engine
Dröhnen nt kein pl
roar of a fire
Prasseln nt kein pl
roar of thunder
Rollen nt kein pl
roar of thunder
Grollen nt kein pl
roar of waves
Tosen nt kein pl
roar of wind
Heulen nt <-s> kein pl

3. roar (laughter):

II. roar [rɔ:ʳ, Am rɔ:r] VB intr

1. roar (bellow):

roar lion, person

2. roar (make a loud noise):

roar aircraft, cannon
roar engine
roar engine
roar fire
roar thunder
roar thunder
roar waves
roar wind

3. roar (laugh):

4. roar (make noise in breathing):

roar horse

III. roar [rɔ:ʳ, Am rɔ:r] VB trans

to roar sth

roar by, roar past VB intr

roar on VB trans

to roar on ⇆ sb
Present
Iroar
youroar
he/she/itroars
weroar
youroar
theyroar
Past
Iroared
youroared
he/she/itroared
weroared
youroared
theyroared
Present Perfect
Ihaveroared
youhaveroared
he/she/ithasroared
wehaveroared
youhaveroared
theyhaveroared
Past Perfect
Ihadroared
youhadroared
he/she/ithadroared
wehadroared
youhadroared
theyhadroared

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