blaring
ˈblɛərɪŋ
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Definition of blaring - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
noiseunpleasantly loud and penetrating
  • The blaring music made it hard to concentrate.
loud noisy raucous
2.
soundextremely loud and harsh
  • The blaring sirens woke everyone up.
deafening raucous

Noun

1.
noiseany loud and unpleasant noise
  • The blaring from the speakers was unbearable.
clamor din
2.
trumpet noiseloud harsh noise like a trumpet
  • The blaring of the trumpet startled everyone.
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Origin of blaring

Middle English, blare (loud noise)

Examples of blaring in a sentence

  • Blaring horns filled the busy city street.
  • The blaring music made it hard to concentrate.
  • Blaring horns filled the busy street.
  • The blaring of car horns filled the street.
  • I couldn't concentrate with the blaring next door.
  • The blaring of car horns filled the busy street.

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  1. French:assourdissant, vacarme, ...
  2. German:dröhnend, Dröhnen, ...
  3. Italian:assordante, rumore assordante, ...
  4. Spanish:estridente, estruendo, ...
  5. Portuguese:ensurdecedor, barulho, ...
  6. Chinese:刺耳的, 刺耳声, ...
  7. Japanese:けたたましい, 騒音, ...
  8. Arabic:صَاخِب, ضوضاء صاخبة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַחֲרִישׁ אָזְנַיִם, רַעַשׁ צוֹרֵם, ...
  10. Russian:громкий, рев, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гучний, гучний шум, ...
  12. Hindi:कर्कश, शोर, ...
blare
blɛər

Definition of blare - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
noise levelintr.produce a very loud, harsh tone, often like a hornintr.
  • Speakers blare from the street during the parade.
2.
proclaimtr./intr.express ideas or words loudlytr./intr.
  • He blared his opinions to everyone.
blast proclaim trumpet

Noun

1.
soundloud and usually harsh noise
  • The blare of the horn startled everyone.
cacophony clamor din
2.
brightnessdazzling often garish brilliance
  • The blare of the neon lights was blinding.
dazzle glare
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emit a loud, harsh sound
The speakers began to blare out music at the concert..

Origin of blare

Middle English, bleren (to bleat) + -en (verb suffix)

Examples of blare in a sentence

  • The alarm would blare every time someone opened the emergency exit.
  • The radio blared the news all morning.
  • She blared her demands across the room.
  • The blare of the siren echoed through the streets.
  • A sudden blare interrupted the quiet evening.
  • The blare of the fireworks lit up the sky.

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  1. French:retentir, vacarme, ...
  2. German:plärren, Lärm, ...
  3. Italian:strepitare, fragore, ...
  4. Spanish:sonar estridentemente, estruendo, ...
  5. Portuguese:estrondear, estrondo, ...
  6. Chinese:刺耳地响, 刺耳声, ...
  7. Japanese:がなり立てる, 騒音, ...
  8. Arabic:دَوَّى, ضَجِيج, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַרְעִישׁ, צְפִירָה חֲזָקָה, ...
  10. Russian:грохотать, громкий звук, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ревіти, рев, ...
  12. Hindi:गूंजना, कर्कश ध्वनि, ...
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