raging

• Descreve algo muito forte, violento ou intenso; é usado para emoções, tempestades, incêndios e dores.

Describes something that is very strong, violent, or intense, often used for emotions, storms, or fires.

1. Very strong or violentB2formal

   Describing something that is extremely intense, powerful, or out of control.

   Furioso

   • The raging storm destroyed several houses.
   • He was in a raging fury after the argument.
   • The fire was raging through the forest.

   Sinônimosfuriousintensepowerfulrampantstormyturbulentunbridleduncontrollableviolentwild

   Antônimoscalmgentlemildmoderateweak

2. Extreme or severeB2informal

   Used to describe a condition or feeling that is very strong or severe.

   Intenso

   • She had a raging headache after the loud concert.
   • The party was a raging success.
   • He has a raging appetite after his workout.

   Sinônimosacuteburningextremefuriousintenseoverpoweringoverwhelmingsevereviolent

   Antônimosgentlemildslight

• Verbo usado para expressar uma ação relacionada a um sentimento ou manifestação de raiva forte e incontrolável, ou para descrever a continuação de algo com grande força ou intensidade (por exemplo, uma tempestade).

A verb used to express the act of feeling or expressing violent, uncontrolled anger, or to continue with great force or intensity (e.g., a storm).

1. Feel intense angerB2formal

   To feel or express violent, uncontrollable anger.

   Enfurecer-se

   • He raged against the unfair decision.
   • She raged at her brother for breaking her phone.
   • The crowd raged when the referee made a controversial call.

   Sinônimosboilexplodefumerantraveseethestorm

   Antônimoscalmcomposesoothe

2. Continue violentlyB2formal

   To continue with great force or violence, often used for natural elements or conflicts.

   Continuar com violência

   • The storm raged for hours, causing widespread damage.
   • The fire raged through the forest, destroying everything in its path.
   • The battle raged on for three days.

   Sinônimosblusterrampageroarstorm

   Antônimosabatecalmeasequietsettlesubside

3. B2informal

   To be very popular or fashionable at a particular time.

   Estar em alta

   • That song is raging right now on social media.
   • The trend is raging among teenagers.
   • The new dance move is raging across the country.