rocking

• Adjetivo informal usado para descrever algo como excelente, agradável ou muito bem-sucedido.

Informal adjective used to describe something as excellent, enjoyable, or highly successful.

1. Excellent or outstandingB1slang

   Informal expression meaning very good, impressive, or enjoyable.

   Incrível

   • That party was rocking!
   • The band gave a rocking performance last night.
   • Her new haircut looks rocking.

   Sinônimosamazingawesomeexcellentfantasticgreatstellarsuperbterrifictop-notchwonderful

2. Involving energetic movementB2informal

   Characterized by lively, energetic motion or activity, often related to music or dancing.

   Agitado

   • The club was rocking with loud music and dancing.
   • The crowd was rocking to the beat of the drums.
   • The festival had a rocking atmosphere all weekend.

   Sinônimosanimatedboisterousenergeticlivelypulsingswingingthumpingvibrant

   Antônimosmotionlessstaticstill

• Substantivo que designa a ação de balançar suavemente algo ou alguém para frente e para trás ou de um lado para o outro, geralmente de maneira ritmada e calmante, como ao embalar uma criança ou ao se movimentar numa cadeira de balanço.

A noun referring to the act of moving gently back and forth or from side to side, often in a soothing or rhythmic manner.

1. Movement back and forthA2formal

   The action of moving gently back and forth or from side to side.

   Balanço

   • The rocking of the boat made her seasick.
   • The rocking of the cradle soothed the baby.
   • He enjoyed the rocking of the hammock in the breeze.

   Sinônimososcillationswayswingswinging

2. Rock music performanceB1slang

   An energetic and exciting performance of rock music.

   Apresentação de rock

   • The band's rocking at the concert was unforgettable.
   • That was some serious rocking from the lead singer.
   • The festival featured non-stop rocking all night long.

• Verbo que indica o movimento suave de ir e vir ou de um lado para o outro, ou fazer algo tremer ou balançar.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving gently back and forth or from side to side, or to cause something to shake or sway.

1. Move back and forthA2formal

   To move gently or repeatedly back and forth or from side to side.

   Balançar

   • She rocked the baby to sleep in her arms.
   • The boat rocked gently on the waves.
   • He rocked in his chair while reading.

   Sinônimososcillatepitchrollswayswing

2. Shake or disturbB2formal

   To shake or cause to shake violently; to shock or upset.

   Sacudir

   • The earthquake rocked the entire city.
   • The scandal rocked the political world.
   • Her decision rocked the family.

   Sinônimosagitateconvulsedisturbjarjoltshakeshocktrembleunsettleupset

   Antônimoscalmsettlesoothe

3. Excel or be impressive (slang)B2slangamerican

   To be excellent or outstanding, especially in performance.

   Arrasar (gíria)

   • That band rocks!
   • You rock at playing guitar.
   • The party rocked all night long.

   Sinônimosdominateexcelruleshineslay

   Antônimosblowstinksuck