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growling

/ˈɡraʊ.lɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈɡraʊ.lɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает низкий, гортанный, угрожающий звук, часто издаваемый животными или людьми в гневе или в качестве предупреждения.

Describes a low, guttural, threatening sound, often made by animals or humans in anger or warning.

  1. Making a low, rumbling soundB1formal

    Producing a deep, guttural sound, often associated with animals or machinery.

    ruРычащий

    • The growling dog warned us to stay away.
    • We heard a growling noise coming from the engine.
    • The bear's growling echoed through the forest.

    Synonymsgrumblingrumbling

  2. Stomach rumblingA2informal

    Describing the sound made by an empty or hungry stomach.

    ruУрчащий

    • My growling stomach reminded me it was lunchtime.
    • He tried to hide his growling stomach during the meeting.
    • The growling sound from her belly was embarrassing.

    Synonymsgrumblingrumbling

Forms
  • more growling comparative form
  • most growling superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈɡraʊ.lɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее низкий, гортанный, урчащий звук, обычно издаваемый животным (например, собакой или медведем) как признак агрессии, предупреждения или недовольства.

A noun referring to a low, guttural, rumbling sound, typically made by an animal (such as a dog or bear) as a sign of aggression, warning, or displeasure.

uncountable

  1. Animal soundA2formal

    A low, guttural sound made by animals, especially dogs, as a warning or threat.

    ruРычание

    • The dog's growling scared the mailman.
    • We could hear the growling of a bear in the distance.
    • The cat's growling warned us to stay away.

    Synonymsgrowlgrumblingrumblingsnarl

  2. Stomach soundB1informal

    A rumbling noise produced by the stomach, often due to hunger or digestion.

    ruУрчание

    • The growling of my stomach was so loud during the meeting.
    • I could hear the growling of his stomach from across the room.
    • The growling in her stomach reminded her it was lunchtime.

    Synonymsgrumblingrumbling

Forms
  • growlings plural form
  • growlings' possessive plural form
  • growling's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

growl/ɡraʊl/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания низкого гортанного звука, издаваемого животным, обычно как признак агрессии или предупреждения, или похожего звука, издаваемого человеком, выражающим гнев или раздражение.

A verb used to describe a low, guttural sound made by an animal, typically as a sign of aggression or warning, or a similar sound made by a person expressing anger or irritation.

  1. Animal soundA2formal

    To make a low, guttural, threatening sound, typically by an animal.

    ruРычать

    • The dog growled at the stranger approaching the gate.
    • The bear growled loudly when it sensed danger.
    • The cat growled as the other animal entered its territory.

    Synonymsgrumblerumblesnarl

  2. Human expressionB1informal

    To speak in a low, angry, or threatening voice.

    ruРычать

    • He growled at the waiter for bringing the wrong order.
    • She growled a warning to the children to be quiet.
    • The boss growled instructions to his team.

    Synonymsgnarlgrumblerumblesnarl

    Antonymsmurmurpurrwhisper

  3. Thunder or engine soundB2informal

    To make a low, rumbling sound like thunder or a machine.

    ruГрохотать

    • The thunder growled in the distance.
    • The engine growled as the truck climbed the hill.
    • The storm growled overhead, shaking the windows.

    Synonymsgrumbleroarrumblethunder

Forms
  • growled past participle
  • growled past simple
  • growling present participle
  • growls third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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