Definition of the word roaring

Definition of the word roaring

Pronunciation of vocabulary roaring

roaringadjective
ầm ầm
/ˈrɔːrɪŋ//ˈrɔːrɪŋ/

Origin of the word roaring

The word "roaring" comes from the Old English word "rēorian," meaning "to cry out, roar, bellow." This word, in turn, is related to the Proto-Germanic word "rōdjōn," with a similar meaning. The sound of the word itself imitates the loud, deep sound of a roar, suggesting its origin in mimicking the sounds of animals. Over time, "roaring" expanded to encompass other loud noises and even expressions of strong emotion, making it a versatile and expressive word.

Vocabulary summary roaring

type noun

meaning roar

example a roaring night: a night of noisy drinking; a night of rumbling storms

meaning boom, rumble

example to drive a roaring trade

example to be in roaring health

meaning scream

type adjective

meaning noisy, boisterous, bustling

example a roaring night: a night of noisy drinking; a night of rumbling storms

meaning (colloquial) lively, bustling; prosperous, very good

example to drive a roaring trade

example to be in roaring health

meaning Atlantic hurricane zone (40 to 50 degrees north latitude)

Example of vocabulary roaringnamespace

making a continuous loud deep noise

tạo ra một tiếng động sâu lớn liên tục

All we could hear was the sound of roaring water.
Tất cả những gì chúng tôi có thể nghe thấy là tiếng nước chảy ầm ầm.
The lion's roar echoed through the park, startling nearby visitors.
Tiếng gầm của sư tử vang vọng khắp công viên, làm du khách gần đó giật mình.
The winds howled and roared as the storm rushed through the city.
Gió hú và gào thét khi cơn bão ập vào thành phố.
The ocean's waves crashed against the shore, creating a thunderous roar.
Sóng biển đập vào bờ tạo nên tiếng gầm rú dữ dội.
The crowd roared as the football team scored the winning touchdown.
Đám đông reo hò khi đội bóng ghi bàn thắng quyết định.