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25 de abr. de 2012 · Apr 25, 2012. #6. Forero said: A growl is sort of a grumble, an irregular noise/vibration from the animal's throat. The animal can growl without opening its mouth. A roar is the loud sound the animal makes with its full voice, opening its mouth wide. Well said.
16 de oct. de 2015 · Edit: The usual phrase would be "to good purpose" (for a good reason). I think "lusty", which can be applied to his vigorous roaring, was used by Dickens here instead of "good", for comic effect. The Devil would have roared to good purpose, and very vigorously. We are meant to laugh at his imagined plight (imagine a modern-day cartoon character ...
16 de ago. de 2012 · The expression that I hear most often and the one that I use myself is a "dull roar." I've often heard teachers or parents say to children: "Could you keep it down to a dull roar." It is sort of humorous because you are admitting that the children will not be able to keep quiet but that they should at least try to make less noise. I'm trying to ...
29 de jul. de 2010 · St. Petersburg, FL, USA. Español de Costa Rica (y de otras partes también) Jul 29, 2010. #2. lst87 said: Hola! Hago un proyecto para mi clase y quiero traducir el elsogan de nuestra programa atlética. La frase es, "We are the tigers, hear us roar!" Suena bien "Somos los tigres, oiganos rugir!"?
13 de may. de 2005 · Hola: Quiero decir que "la nave hizo rugir su motor" Hardly had I left my vehicle when the multi-language aircraft made its engine roar. "Multi-language aircraft": an aircraft where several languages are spoken. Es una historia un poco fantástica. Cosas de Magg. Saludos
27 de oct. de 2018 · Lions roar and hyenas howl, I think. Howling tends be associated with eeriness, winds, frightening nightmarish situations, and whining animals such as dogs. Roaring tends to be associated with force and power, such as the roar of a lion or a jet engine. If I read that a comedian's audience roared with laughter, I would regard that as extremely ...
9 de ago. de 2021 · British English. Aug 9, 2021. #4. Tony Marston, roaring down into Mere, The rest of the text that you quoted makes it clear he is driving. This - 'into Mere" - makes it clear that Mere must be a place. He might be roaring along in a Porsche, but not into one - unless he was involved in an accident, crashing into another person's Porsche.
2 de nov. de 2013 · Nov 2, 2013. #1. Could someone please tell me if there is an onomatopoeia of hte roaring sound of, say, a lion. I would like to translate this: "... cuando de repente... ¡grraaaauuuu! El rugido, los colmillos y las garras de un león..." Thank you very much.
3 de jul. de 2008 · If you're floating down an African river and disturb them, they roar and begin to chase you. If they catch you (they're great swimmers, related, I believe, to whales), they'll kill you in a most unpleasant manner. Ergo, when the hippos roar, start paddling! "When the powerful start complaining loudly, take action!" Last edited: Jul 3, 2008.
21 de sept. de 2009 · They're very similar. Both imply having no fixed destination. Wander implies an absence of or an indifference to a fixed course <fond of wandering about the square just watching the people>. Roam suggests wandering about freely and often far afield <liked to roam through the woods>.
