roar

nounB1 · Intermediate

To make a very loud, deep sound.

Meaning of «roar»

noun

to make a very loud, deep sound

The lion let out a loud roar.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

a loud deep sound

boomone sudden loud soundThere was a loud boom outside.

roara long, loud sound, like a lion or an engineWe heard the roar of the engine.

rumblea low sound that goes on, often far awayWe heard a rumble in the distance.

make a loud noise with your voice

shoutspeak very loudly so others can hearDo not shout; I can hear you.

yellshout very loudly, often angry or excitedThe fans yelled when he scored.

screamcry out in a high voice from fear, pain or funShe screamed when she saw the spider.

roarmake a deep, loud sound, like a lion or a crowdThe crowd roared when the team won.

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