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1 raise a howl
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2 поднять шум
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3 разреветься
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4 разревавам се
begin to cry, set up/raise a howl* * *разрева̀вам се,възвр. гл. begin to cry, set up/raise a howl. -
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1. сов. ( начать выть) begin* to howl, raise a howl2. как сов. к выть -
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9 завыть
1) сов. ( начать выть) (begin to) howl, raise a howl -
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11 разревавам
се, разрева се begin to cry, set up/raise a howl -
12 разрева се
разрева̀ се,разрева̀вам се възвр. гл. begin to cry, set up/raise a howl. -
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15 поднять рёв
разг to raise a howl coll -
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* * *(að), v. to raise, lift (örga augum); örðgast upp sem leo, to rise to one’s feet like a lion.* * *að, to howl, scream; orga og hljóða, freq. in mod. usage. -
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* * *(að), v. to raise, lift (örga augum); örðgast upp sem leo, to rise to one’s feet like a lion.* * *að, = örðga (q. v.), Hkr. 687 new Ed.; hence prob. per metathesis the mod. ögra, q. v. -
18 urlare
scream* * *urlare v. intr. to shout, to cry (out), to yell, to bawl; to scream; ( strillare) to shriek; ( ululare) to howl: il bimbo urlava perché aveva fame, the baby was screaming because it was hungry; quando gli ho chiesto l'aumento, si è messo a urlare come un matto, when I asked him for a rise, he started shouting like a madman; non urlare così, stop shouting like that; urlava di dolore, he was screaming (o howling) with pain; urlare di spavento, to scream with fear; urlare di rabbia, to yell (o to shout) with rage; urlò di orrore alla vista del topo, she shrieked with horror at the sight of the mouse; il vento urlava nel bosco, the wind was howling in the wood◆ v.tr. to shout, to yell, to call out: tutti urlarono il nome del vincitore, everybody shouted the winner's name.* * *[ur'lare]1. vinon urlare, ti sento benissimo — there's no need to shout, I can hear you perfectly well
2. vturlare qc (a qn) — to scream o yell sth (at sb)
* * *[ur'lare] 1.verbo transitivo to scream, to shout, to yell2.1) (lanciare urla) to scream, to shout, to shriek, to yell2) (parlare forte) to shout, to raise one's voice3) (far rumore) [ sirena] to wail; [ vento] to howl* * *urlare/ur'lare/ [1]to scream, to shout, to yell(aus. avere)1 (lanciare urla) to scream, to shout, to shriek, to yell; urlare di to scream o howl with [dolore, rabbia]2 (parlare forte) to shout, to raise one's voice -
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совер.; разг.
raise/start a howl, start howling* * ** * *raise/start a howl, start howling -
20 рёв
м.1. (тж. перен.; ветра, моря и т. п.) roar; (зверей тж.) bellow, howl2. разг. ( громкий плач) howlподнять страшный рёв — raise / start, или set* up, a dismal howl
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