roar
verb
noun
rɔː
verb
1
to
make
a
deep,
very
loud
noise
吼叫，呼啸;
I
We
heard
a
lion
roar.
我们听到狮子在吼叫。
The
engines
roared.
引擎轰轰地响。
2
to
shout
something
in
a
deep
powerful
voice
咆哮，大声喊叫
I,T
‘Get
out
of
my
house!’
he
roared.
“滚出我的房子！”他吼道。
The
crowd
roared
in
delight.
人群高兴地大喊大叫。
3
to
laugh
loudly
and
continuously
哄笑，大笑，狂笑
I
By
this
time,
Michael
was
roaring
with
laughter
.
这时，迈克尔狂笑不已。
4
if
a
vehicle
roars
somewhere,
it
moves
very
quickly
and
noisily
〔车辆〕轰响着疾驶
I always + adv/prep
The
car
roared
off
down
the
road.
汽车呼啸而去。
5
if
a
competitor
or
team
that
was
losing
roars
back,
they
start
performing
much
better
–
used
in
sports
reports
〔比赛中落后的一方〕重振旗鼓〔用于体育报道〕
In
the
second
half
Leeds
came
roaring
back
with
two
goals
in
five
minutes.
下半场利兹队重振旗鼓，五分钟进了两个球。
noun
6
a
deep,
loud
noise
made
by
an
animal
such
as
a
lion,
or
by
someone’s
voice
吼叫声，咆哮声;
the
roar
of
the
crowd
人群的喊叫声
He
let
out
a
roar
of
laughter
.
他放声大笑。
7
a
continuous
loud
noise,
especially
made
by
a
machine
or
a
strong
wind
〔机器的〕轰鸣声;〔风的〕呼啸声
the
roar
of
the
traffic
来往车辆的轰鸣声