Definition of roust - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- He was rousted from bed at dawn.
2.
- The guards rousted the prisoners during the inspection.
3.
- The coach’s whistle rousted the sleepy players onto the field..
Expressions with roust
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force someone to leave a place
The police rousted out the squatters.
Origin of roust
Old French, ruser (to drive back)
Examples of roust in a sentence
The noise rousted the campers from their tents. The protesters were rousted by the police. He was rousted from his sleep by loud noises. The coach roused the team with a motivational speech. She roused the cat from its nap.
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- French:réveiller, malmener, ...
- German:wecken, schikanieren, ...
- Italian:svegliare, maltrattare, ...
- Spanish:despertar, acosar, ...
- Portuguese:despertar, assediar, ...
- Chinese:叫醒, 粗暴对待, ...
- Japanese:叩き起こす, 乱暴に扱う, ...
- Arabic:أَيْقَظَ, ضَايَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָעִיר, לְהַטְרִיד, ...
- Russian:будить, грубо обращаться, ...
- Ukrainian:розбудити, грубо поводитися, ...
- Hindi:जगाना, परेशान करना, ...
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