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Definition of roo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- We saw a roo in the wild.
2.
UK dialectalRare UK state of peace or quietnessRare UK
- The village was in a state of roo.
Origin of roo
No etymology needed
Examples of roo in a sentence
They spotted a roo near the campsite. The library offered a rare moment of roo. After the storm, the roo returned to the countryside.
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- French:kangourou, calme, ...
- German:Känguru, Ruhe, ...
- Italian:canguro, quiete, ...
- Spanish:canguro, calma, ...
- Portuguese:canguru, calma, ...
- Chinese:袋鼠, 宁静, ...
- Japanese:ルー, 静寂, ...
- Arabic:كنغر, سُكُون, ...
- Hebrew:קַנְגוּרוּ, שֶׁקֶט, ...
- Russian:кенгуру, покой, ...
- Ukrainian:кенгуру, спокій, ...
- Hindi:रू, शांति, ...
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