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Definition
Synonym
bruellen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
brüllen
roar
brüllen
brüllend
gebrüllt
to roar
roaring
roared
grölen, brüllen
v
grölend, brüllend
gegrölt, gebrüllt
to blare
blaring
blared
brüllen, schreien
v
brüllend, schreiend
gebrüllt, geschrien
to holler, to holler out
hollering, hollering out
hollered, hollered out
brüllen, grölen
v
brüllend, grölend
gebrüllt, gegrölt
vor Lachen brüllen
vor Schmerz brüllen
to bellow
bellowing
bellowed
to roar with laughter
to scream with pain
brüllen, schreien
v
brüllend, schreiend
gebrüllt, geschrien, geschrieen
alt
brüllt, schreit
brüllte, schrie
vor Schmerz brüllen, vor Schmerz schreien
to squall
squalling
squalled
squalls
squalled
to squall in pain
schreien, kreischen, brüllen, heulen
schreiend, kreischend, brüllend, heulend
geschrien, geschrieen
alt
, gekreischt, gebrüllt, geheult
er
sie schreit
ich
er
sie schrie
er
sie hat
hatte geschrien (geschrieen
alt
)
to scream
screaming
screamed
he
she screams
I
he
she screamed
he
she has
had screamed
Deutsche
bruellen Synonyme
brüllen (umgangssprachlich)
krakeelen (umgangssprachlich)
krähen (umgangssprachlich)
kreischen (umgangssprachlich)
rufen
schreien
brüllen
grölen
schreien
brüllen
plärren (umgangssprachlich)
schreien
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Englische
roar Synonyme
roar
Bedlam let loose
assault
attack
barbarize
bark
batter
battle cry
bawl
bay
be in stitches
be noisy
bedlam
bell
bellow
blare
blast
blat
blate
bleat
blubber
bluster
bobbery
boom
booming
brawl
bray
break up
breathe
brouhaha
brutalize
burn
burst into laughter
burst out
burst out laughing
burst with laughter
bust a gut
butcher
buzz
cachinnate
cackle
call
cannonade
carry on
caterwaul
chant
charivari
cheer
chirm
chirp
chortle
chuckle
clamor
clangor
clap
clatter
commotion
coo
crow
cry
declaim
destroy
din
discord
donnybrook
drawl
drunken brawl
dustup
exclaim
flap
flute
fracas
free-for-all
gasp
giggle
give tongue
give voice
go into convulsions
go on
grimace
groan
growl
growling
grumble
grunt
guffaw
ha-ha
hail
halloo
ham
ham it up
hammer
hee-haw
hee-hee
hell broke loose
hiss
ho-ho
holler
hollo
hoot
horselaugh
howl
hubbub
hue and cry
hullabaloo
hurrah
jangle
keen
laugh
laugh it up
laugh outright
lay waste
lilt
loot
loud noise
low
maffick
make a noise
make a racket
make an up
roar
maul
meow
mew
mewl
miaow
moan
moo
mug
mumble
murmur
mutter
nearly die laughing
neigh
nicker
noise
noise and shouting
out
out-herod Herod
outburst
outcry
overact
overdramatize
pandemonium
pant
peal
pillage
pipe
pule
racket
rage
raise Cain
raise a clamor
raise hell
raise the devil
raise the roof
rallying cry
ramp
rampage
rant
rape
rattle
rave
rebound
repercuss
reverberate
rhubarb
riot
roar
with laughter
roar
ing
roll
row
ruckus
ruction
ruin
rumble
rumpus
sack
savage
screak
scream
screech
shake like jelly
shake with laughter
shindy
shivaree
shout
shriek
sibilate
sigh
sing
slaughter
snap
snarl
snarling
snicker
snigger
snort
sob
sough
sow chaos
split
split with laughter
spout
squall
squawk
squeak
squeal
storm
tear
tear around
tee-hee
terrorize
throw away
thunder
thunderclap
tintamarre
titter
roar
ing
abandoned
amok
bellowing
berserk
blaring
booming
cannonading
carried away
delirious
demoniac
distracted
earsplitting
ecstatic
enraptured
feral
ferocious
fierce
frantic
frenzied
fulminating
furious
haggard
hog-wild
howling
hysterical
in a transport
in hysterics
intoxicated
mad
madding
maniac
orgasmic
orgiastic
pealing
piercing
possessed
prospering
prosperous
rabid
raging
ramping
ranting
raving
ravished
robust
rolling
rumbling
running mad
stentorian
stentorious
storming
thrifty
thriving
thundering
thunderlike
thunderous
thundery
tonitruant
tonitruous
transported
uncontrollable
violent
volleying
wild
wild-eyed
wild-looking
bruellen Definition
Roar
(
v.
i.)
To
cry
with
a
full,
loud,
continued
sound.
Roar
(
v.
i.)
To
bellow,
or
utter
a
deep,
loud
cry,
as
a
lion
or
other
beast.
Roar
(
v.
i.)
To
cry
loudly,
as
in
pain,
distress,
or
anger.
Roar
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
loud,
confused
sound,
as
winds,
waves,
passing
vehicles,
a
crowd
of
persons
when
shouting
together,
or
the
like.
Roar
(
v.
i.)
To
be
boisterous
Roar
(
v.
i.)
To
laugh
out
loudly
and
continuously
Roar
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
loud
noise
in
breathing,
as
horses
having
a
certain
disease.
See
Roaring,
2.
Roar
(
v.
t.)
To
cry
aloud
Roar
(
n.
)
The
sound
of
roar
ing.
Roar
(
n.
)
The
deep,
loud
cry
of
a
wild
beast
Roar
(
n.
)
The
cry
of
one
in
pain,
distress,
anger,
or
the
like.
Roar
(
n.
)
A
loud,
continuous,
and
confused
sound
Roar
(
n.
)
A
boisterous
outcry
or
shouting,
as
in
mirth.
roar Bedeutung
a
bellow
bellowing
holla
holler
hollering
hollo
holloa
roar
roar
ing
yowl
aa
a
very
loud
utterance
(like
the
sound
of
an
animal),
his
bellow
filled
the
hallway
boom
roar
roar
ing
thunder
a
deep
prolonged
loud
noise
roar
the
sound
made
by
a
lion
roar
howl
laugh
unrestrainedly
and
heartily
thunder
roar
utter
words
loudly
and
forcefully,
`Get
out
of
here,'
he
roar
ed
roar
howl
make
a
loud
noise,
as
of
wind,
water,
or
vehicles,
The
wind
was
howling
in
the
trees,
The
water
roar
ed
down
the
chute
howl
ululate
wail
roar
yawl
yaup
emit
long
loud
cries,
wail
in
self-pity,
howl
with
sorrow
bellow
roar
make
a
loud
noise,
as
of
animal,
The
bull
bellowed
roar
act
or
proceed
in
a
riotous,
turbulent,
or
disorderly
way,
desperadoes
from
the
hills
regularly
roar
ed
in
to
take
over
the
town-R.A.Billington
roar
off
leave,
The
car
roar
ed
off
into
the
fog
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