rant

• Sustantivo que designa un discurso o escrito largo, vehemente y pomposo, a menudo cargado de opiniones fuertes o un lenguaje grandilocuente y quejumbroso.

A noun referring to a loud, bombastic, and emotional speech or piece of writing, often characterized by strong opinions or pretentious language.

1. Passionate or angry speechB2informal

   A loud, emotional, and often bombastic speech or declaration expressing strong feelings, usually anger or frustration.

   Perorata

   • He went on a long rant about the poor service at the restaurant.
   • Her rant against the new policy lasted for ten minutes.
   • The politician's rant was met with mixed reactions from the audience.

   Sinónimosbroadsidediatribeharanguejeremiadoutburstphilippicscreedtirade

2. Pretentious talkC1informal

   Pompous, pretentious, or boastful talk or writing that lacks substance.

   Verborrea pretenciosa

   • The article was nothing but a pretentious rant about modern art.
   • His speech was a rant filled with empty promises.
   • She dismissed his comments as a meaningless rant.

   Sinónimosblusterbombastclaptrapfustiangrandiloquencehot airmagniloquencepomposityrodomontadeturgidity

   Antónimosreasonsensesubstance

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de hablar o gritar durante mucho tiempo con ira, pasión o furia, a menudo quejándose o criticando de forma vehemente.

A verb used to indicate the act of speaking or shouting at length in an angry, impassioned, or wild manner.

1. Speak loudly and excitedlyB2informal

   To talk in a loud, excited, or angry way, often about a particular subject.

   Despotricar, hablar con vehemencia

   • He ranted about the poor service at the restaurant for an hour.
   • She ranted against the new company policies during the meeting.
   • The politician ranted on stage, criticizing his opponents.

   Sinónimosblusterdeclaimfulminateharangueinveighoraterailravespoutthunder

   Antónimosmumblemurmurwhisper