roar
verb uk/rɔːr/ us/rɔːr/
C2 [ I ]吼叫;咆哮
to make a long, loud, deep sound
We could hear the lions roaring at the other end of the zoo. 我们可以听到狮子在动物园的另一端咆哮。
[ I ]（车辆或飞机）呼啸而行
If a vehicle or aircraft roars somewhere, it moves there very quickly making a lot of noise.
She looked up as a plane roared overhead. 一架飞机轰鸣着掠过她的头顶，她抬头张望。
The street was full of boys roaring up and down on their motorbikes. 大街上到处是些年轻小伙子骑着摩托车来回呼啸而过。
C2 [ T ]大声地说;叫喊
to shout loudly
[ + speech ] "Stop that!" he roared. “住手！”他大吼道。
- More examples
- A cloud of dust rose in the air as the car roared past.
- The monster roared and gnashed its teeth.
- The lion opened its jaws and roared.
- The plane roared overhead and went into a nosedive.
- She roared with laughter .
Phrasal verb
roar with something 因…大叫；放声（大笑）；高声（怒吼）
to express an emotion, such as laughter or anger, noisily
She roared with laughter when she saw what he was wearing. 看到他的一身穿戴，她哈哈大笑起来。
roar
noun [ C or S ] uk/rɔːr/ us/rɔːr/
C2 吼叫;呼啸;咆哮
a loud, deep sound
The lion let out a loud roar. 狮子发出一声吼叫。
His apartment was on a main road and there was a constant roar of traffic. 他的公寓在一条大马路旁边，轰鸣的车辆声不绝于耳。