bellow

• Substantivo que designa um rugido ou berro alto, grave e ressonante, geralmente emitido por um animal ou por uma pessoa com raiva, dor ou forte emoção; também pode se referir a um som grave e potente, como o de um trovão ou de uma máquina.

A noun referring to a loud, deep, resonant roar or shout, often made by an animal or a person in anger, pain, or excitement.

1. Loud deep shoutB2formal

   A loud, deep, powerful shout or roar, often made by a person or animal.

   Bramido

   • The angry crowd let out a mighty bellow.
   • A bellow from the bull echoed across the field.
   • His bellow could be heard from across the entire building.

   Sinônimosbawlcryhollerhowlroarshoutyell

   Antônimosmurmurmutterwhisper

2. Animal roarB2formal

   The characteristic loud, deep cry of a large animal, such as a bull or stag.

   Bramido

   • The stag's bellow during mating season was impressive.
   • A sudden bellow from the elephant startled the tourists.
   • The lion's bellow resonated through the savanna.

   Sinônimosbawlcryhowlroar

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de gritar ou emitir um som alto e grave, frequentemente como um touro ou em raiva.

A verb used to indicate the act of shouting or making a loud, deep sound, often like a bull or in anger.

1. Loud animal soundB2formal

   To make a deep, loud roar, typically like a bull or large animal.

   Berrar/urrar

   • The bull bellowed loudly in the field.
   • We could hear the elephant bellowing from across the river.
   • The lion bellowed, shaking the ground.

   Sinônimosroar

2. Shout loudlyB2informal

   To shout in a deep, powerful voice, often in anger or to be heard over noise.

   Gritar alto

   • The sergeant bellowed orders at the soldiers.
   • He bellowed at the children to stop running.
   • She bellowed across the crowded room for her friend.

   Sinônimosbawlboomhollerroarshoutthunderyell

   Antônimosmumblemurmurmutterwhisper