Rugidos (en. Roars)

/ruˈxiðos/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Characteristic sound of felines, especially of lions.
The lion's roars could be heard several kilometers away.
Los rugidos del león se escuchaban a varios kilómetros de distancia.
Loud noise that can express anger or challenge.
The roar of the car's engine resonated throughout the street.
El rugido del motor del coche resonó en toda la calle.
Sound emitted by some marine mammals, like seals.
The roars of the seals can be heard as they approach the shore.
Los rugidos de las focas pueden oírse mientras se acercan a la costa.

Etymology

From the verb 'to roar', which comes from the Latin 'rugire'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

roars in the jungle
Referring to the sounds of wild animals in their natural habitat.
rugidos en la selva
roar of the storm
Description of the loud and constant sound made by a storm.
rugido de la tormenta
roar of happiness
Expression of jubilance or very effusive satisfaction.
rugido de felicidad

Related Words

to roar
To emit a roar.
rugir
shout
Sharp sound emitted by a person or animal.
grito
howl
Prolonged sound of certain animals, especially wolves.
aullido
to vociferate
To speak or shout vehemently.
vociferar

Slang Meanings

Engine roar
That car has a roar that impresses.
Ese coche tiene un rugido que impresiona.
Roar of happiness
Upon winning the match, the team gave a roar of joy.
Al ganar el partido, el equipo dio un rugido de alegría.