英语词汇roar怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ roar /ˈroɚ/ verb

roars; roared; roaring

¹ roar

/ˈroɚ/

verb

roars; roared; roaring

Learner's definition of ROAR

[no object]

a : to make the loud sound of a wild animal (such as a lion)（狮等）吼叫

We heard a lion roar in the distance.我们听到一头狮子在远处吼叫。

b : to make a long, loud sound轰鸣；轰响；大声叫喊

The guns/siren roared.枪炮/汽笛轰鸣起来。
The fans were roaring [=yelling and cheering loudly] after their team scored.球迷们在球队得分后大声欢呼起来。
The campfire was roaring. [=the campfire was burning brightly and loudly]篝火在呼呼作响。
The engine suddenly roared (back) to life. [=it made the loud sound of an engine and began running well]发动机突然呼呼作响，启动了。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

His career suddenly roared back to life.他的事业突然出现了转机。

[no object] : to laugh loudly大笑

The joke got the crowd roaring.这个笑话逗得人群大笑。
The audience roared with laughter. [=the audience laughed loudly for a long time]观众哈哈大笑。

: to shout (something) very loudly大声喊叫

[+ object]

“Watch out,” he roared.“小心。”他大声喊道。
The crowd roared its approval.人群高呼赞同。

— often + out

The general roared out his orders.将军大声下达命令。

[no object]

She roared at him for being late.她因为他迟到朝他大吼。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move noisily and quickly轰响着快速行进

The truck roared away/off.卡车轰响着疾驰而去。
The car roared down the street.这辆车沿路呼啸疾驰。
The wind roared through the open barn.大风呼呼吹进露天谷仓。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

The team came roaring back in the second half to win the game.这个队在下半场气势满满地回到赛场，以赢得这场比赛。

² roar /ˈroɚ/ noun

plural roars

² roar

/ˈroɚ/

noun

plural roars

Learner's definition of ROAR

[count]

: the loud sound of a wild animal (such as a lion)（狮等的）吼叫声

: a loud, low sound that continues for a long time轰鸣声；轰响声；大声叫喊

the roar of the airplane engines飞机发动机的轰鸣声
the roar of the river/crowd河水的咆哮声；人声鼎沸
roars of laughter/approval放声大笑；高声赞许

单词	roar
释义	roar (noun) roar 5 ENTRIES FOUND: roar (verb) roar (noun) roaring (adjective) roaring (adverb) rip-roaring (adjective) ¹ roar /ˈroɚ/ verb roars; roared; roaring ¹ roar /ˈroɚ/ verb roars; roared; roaring Learner's definition of ROAR 1 [no object] a : to make the loud sound of a wild animal (such as a lion)（狮等）吼叫 We heard a lion roar in the distance.我们听到一头狮子在远处吼叫。 b : to make a long, loud sound轰鸣；轰响；大声叫喊 The guns/siren roared.枪炮/汽笛轰鸣起来。 The fans were roaring [=yelling and cheering loudly] after their team scored.球迷们在球队得分后大声欢呼起来。 The campfire was roaring. [=the campfire was burning brightly and loudly]篝火在呼呼作响。 The engine suddenly roared (back) to life. [=it made the loud sound of an engine and began running well]发动机突然呼呼作响，启动了。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 His career suddenly roared back to life.他的事业突然出现了转机。 2 [no object] : to laugh loudly大笑 The joke got the crowd roaring.这个笑话逗得人群大笑。 The audience roared with laughter. [=the audience laughed loudly for a long time]观众哈哈大笑。 3 : to shout (something) very loudly大声喊叫 [+ object] “Watch out,” he roared.“小心。”他大声喊道。 The crowd roared its approval.人群高呼赞同。 — often + out The general roared out his orders.将军大声下达命令。 [no object] She roared at him for being late.她因为他迟到朝他大吼。 4 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move noisily and quickly轰响着快速行进 The truck roared away/off.卡车轰响着疾驰而去。 The car roared down the street.这辆车沿路呼啸疾驰。 The wind roared through the open barn.大风呼呼吹进露天谷仓。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 The team came roaring back in the second half to win the game.这个队在下半场气势满满地回到赛场，以赢得这场比赛。 ² roar /ˈroɚ/ noun plural roars ² roar /ˈroɚ/ noun plural roars Learner's definition of ROAR [count] 1 : the loud sound of a wild animal (such as a lion)（狮等的）吼叫声 2 : a loud, low sound that continues for a long time轰鸣声；轰响声；大声叫喊 the roar of the airplane engines飞机发动机的轰鸣声 the roar of the river/crowd河水的咆哮声；人声鼎沸 roars of laughter/approval放声大笑；高声赞许
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