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1 rave
reiv1) (to talk wildly because, or as if, one is mad.) delirar2) (to talk very enthusiastically: He's been raving about this new record he's heard.) hablar con entusiasmo•- ravingtr[reɪv]1 delirar3 familiar entusiasmarse1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL fiesta con música de baile y que puede durar toda la noche\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLrave review crítica muy favorable1) : delirar, desvariarto rave like a maniac: desvariar como un loco2)to rave about : hablar con entusiasmo sobre, entusiasmarse porv.• delirar v.• desvariar v.• devanear v.• enfurecer v.• rabiar v.
I reɪva) ( talk deliriously) delirarb) (talk, write enthusiastically)to rave ABOUT something: the critics raved about the new play — los críticos pusieron a la nueva obra por las nubes
c) ( talk angrily) despotricar*
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noun (colloq)1) (before n) ( full of praise)rave reviews — críticas fpl muy favorables
2) (BrE) ( party) fiesta con música acid[reɪv]1. VI1) (=be delirious) delirar, desvariar; (=talk wildly) desvariar2) (=talk furiously) despotricar3) (=talk enthusiastically)2.N (Brit) * fiesta f acid *3.CPDrave culture N — cultura f rave
rave review N — reseña f entusiasta
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I [reɪv]a) ( talk deliriously) delirarb) (talk, write enthusiastically)to rave ABOUT something: the critics raved about the new play — los críticos pusieron a la nueva obra por las nubes
c) ( talk angrily) despotricar*
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noun (colloq)1) (before n) ( full of praise)rave reviews — críticas fpl muy favorables
2) (BrE) ( party) fiesta con música acid
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