Rugía (en. Roared)

ruˈɣia

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Deep and loud voice of certain animals, especially felines.
The lion's roar echoed in the jungle.
El rugido del león resonó en la selva.
Sound expression that can indicate power or challenge.
The roar of the sports car's engine impressed everyone.
El rugido del motor del coche deportivo impresionó a todos.

Etymology

From Latin 'rugĭtu', which also means noise or sound.

Common Phrases and Expressions

lion's roar
Loud and resonant sound produced by a lion, often used as a metaphor for power.
rugido de león
engine roar
Loud noise produced by an engine, can refer to the power of a vehicle.
rugido de motor

Related Words

roar
Sound or noise emitted by an animal, especially a feline.
rugido
bellowing
Roar of an animal, generally refers to an elk or a buffalo.
bramido

Slang Meanings

Expression of discontent or anger.
When they didn’t give him his food, he let out a roar.
Cuando no le dieron su comida, soltó un rugía.
Someone who speaks loudly or authoritatively.
That boss always speaks with a roar that scares everyone.
Ese jefe siempre se expresa con un rugía que asusta a todos.