roar
//rɔːr//
Translation
roar
Definition
A roar is a loud, deep, and powerful sound typically made by a lion or a large engine, conveying strength or intensity. This word captures the resonant, rumbling noise that can be heard from a distance, often associated with wild animals or machinery in motion. In everyday use, it describes any similarly forceful and prolonged sound, such as the roar of a crowd or a storm.
Example
“The lion let out a mighty roar that echoed across the savanna.”
“I could hear the roar of the motorcycle engine from a block away.”
“The roar of the crowd at the stadium was deafening.”
“As the race car passed, its engine produced a deep roar.”
“The lion's roar warned other animals to stay away from its territory.”
“We were startled by the sudden roar of the old truck starting up.”
“The roar of the waterfall could be heard before we even saw it.”
“During the storm, the roar of the wind kept everyone awake.”
“The mechanic adjusted the carburetor to reduce the engine's roar.”
“A lion's roar can be heard up to five miles away in open terrain.”
Synonyms
Other meanings
- B1kükreme (aslan, motor)(this page)
- B2bağırma, gürleme (insan, kalabalık, rüzgar)View this sense