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1 roaring
{'rɔ:riŋ}
I. 1. шумен, гръмогласен
2. буен, бурен
3. оживен (за търговия и пр.), отличен, прен. кипящ
in ROARING health в отлично здраве
the ROARING game curling
II. adv разг. ужасно, страшно* * *{'rъ:rin} а 1. шумен; гръмогласен; 2. буен; бурен; З. оживен (2) {'rъ:rin} adv разг. ужасно, страшно.* * *шумен; смях; буен; бучене; бурен;* * *1. i. шумен, гръмогласен 2. ii. adv разг. ужасно, страшно 3. in roaring health в отлично здраве 4. the roaring game curling 5. буен, бурен 6. оживен (за търговия и пр.), отличен, прен. кипящ* * *roaring[´rɔ:riʃ] I. adj 1. шумен, гръмогласен; буен, бурен; the \roaring twenties бурните 20 години (ерата на суинга в САЩ); the \roaring forties "ревящите 40", област в Атлантическия океан (между 40. и 50. паралел), където често стават бури; 2. оживен (за търговия и пр.); отличен; кипящ; to have a \roaring time прекарвам отлично; \roaring health отлично здраве; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv roaringly; 3. ирл. пренебр. отявлен, върл; a \roaring communist върл комунист; II. n 1. рев; бучене; тътен, тътнеж; 2. вет. задух; III. adv бурно, шумно; \roaring drunk буйстващо пиян.
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