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Definition of blaring - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
noiseunpleasantly loud and penetrating
- The blaring music made it hard to concentrate.
2.
soundextremely loud and harsh
- The blaring sirens woke everyone up.
Noun
1.
noiseany loud and unpleasant noise
- The blaring from the speakers was unbearable.
2.
trumpet noiseloud harsh noise like a trumpet
- The blaring of the trumpet startled everyone.
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.
We were awakened by the blaring of the alarm.
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- French:assourdissant, vacarme, ...
- German:dröhnend, Dröhnen, ...
- Italian:assordante, rumore assordante, ...
- Spanish:estridente, estruendo, ...
- Portuguese:ensurdecedor, barulho, ...
- Chinese:刺耳的, 刺耳声, ...
- Japanese:けたたましい, 騒音, ...
- Arabic:صَاخِب, ضوضاء صاخبة, ...
- Hebrew:מַחֲרִישׁ אָזְנַיִם, רַעַשׁ צוֹרֵם, ...
- Russian:громкий, рев, ...
- Ukrainian:гучний, гучний шум, ...
- Hindi:कर्कश, शोर, ...
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.
Noun
1.
soundloud and usually harsh noise
- The blare of the horn startled everyone.
2.
brightnessdazzling often garish brilliance
- The blare of the neon lights was blinding.
Expressions with blare
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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.
The blare from the stage lights was overwhelming.
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- French:retentir, vacarme, ...
- German:plärren, Lärm, ...
- Italian:strepitare, fragore, ...
- Spanish:sonar estridentemente, estruendo, ...
- Portuguese:estrondear, estrondo, ...
- Chinese:刺耳地响, 刺耳声, ...
- Japanese:がなり立てる, 騒音, ...
- Arabic:دَوَّى, ضَجِيج, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְעִישׁ, צְפִירָה חֲזָקָה, ...
- Russian:грохотать, громкий звук, ...
- Ukrainian:ревіти, рев, ...
- Hindi:गूंजना, कर्कश ध्वनि, ...
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