Rugió (en. Roared)
/ru'xio/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
The characteristic sound emitted by some large felines.
The roar of the lion echoed in the jungle.
El rugido del león resonó en la selva.
A loud and deep sound similar to that of certain wild animals.
The roar of a beast could be heard in the distance.
Se escuchaba el rugido de una bestia en la distancia.
The act of emitting a loud roar or shout.
The roar of the crowd was deafening during the match.
El rugido de la multitud era ensordecedor durante el partido.
Etymology
From Latin 'rugire', which means 'to roar'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
roar of the jungle
The sound produced by wildlife in a jungle environment.
rugido de la selva
to walk in a roaring manner
To act in a noisy or imposing way.
andar a rugido
roar of an engine
The powerful sound produced by a large-displacement engine.
rugido de un motor
Related Words
roar
A loud sound produced by certain animals.
rugido
hoarse
A deep and rough sound, like that of an affected voice.
ronco
noise
Any sound considered loud or annoying.
ruido
Slang Meanings
To shout or talk very loudly.
Don’t talk to me like that, there’s no need to roar.
No me hables así, no es necesario rugir.
To demand something with great intensity.
When he was told he couldn’t enter, he roared with fury.
Cuando le dijeron que no podía entrar, rugió de furia.