roar; thunder; howl in rage
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Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
(of a fierce animal) to roar; to howl
literaryUsed to describe the loud, fierce cry of animals like tigers, lions, or bears.
Sēn森
lín林
lǐ里
chuán传
lái来
měng猛
hǔ虎
de的
páo咆
xiào哮
shēng声
。
The roar of a fierce tiger came from the forest.
Xióng雄
shī狮
zài在
cǎo草
yuán原
shàng上
páo咆
xiào哮
，
xuān宣
shì示
zhǔ主
quán权
。
The male lion roared on the grassland, declaring its territory.
verb
to rage; to thunder; to roar (of water, wind, or a person in fury)
Metaphorically used for the deafening sound of torrents, storms, or a person shouting in extreme anger.
Hóng洪
shuǐ水
páo咆
xiào哮
zhe着
chōng冲
kuǎ垮
le了
dī堤
bà坝
。
The floodwaters thundered as they broke through the dam.
Tā他
qì气
dé得
duì对
xià下
shǔ属
páo咆
xiào哮
qǐ起
lái来
。
He became so angry that he roared at his subordinate.
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Kuáng狂
fēng风
zài在
hǎi海
miàn面
shàng上
páo咆
xiào哮
。
The gale howled over the sea.
Fù父
qīn亲
hěn很
shǎo少
zhè这
yàng样
páo咆
xiào哮
rú如
léi雷
。
My father rarely roars like thunder like this.