howl

howl
1. verb
1) (to make a long, loud cry: The wolves howled; He howled with pain; We howled with laughter.) aullar (animal); dar alaridos (persona)
2) ((of wind) to make a similar sound: The wind howled through the trees.) rugir, bramar; aullar

2. noun
(such a cry: a howl of pain; howls of laughter.) alarido; grito; aullido
howl1 n aullido
we could hear the howls of wolves oíamos los aullidos de los lobos
howl2 vb aullar
wolves howled in the night los lobos aullaban en la noche
howl
tr[haʊl]
noun
1 (cry) aullido
intransitive verb
1 aullar
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be a howl slang (funny person, thing etc) ser la monda
to howl with laughter familiar reír a carcajadas
howl ['haʊl] vi
: aullar
howl n
: aullido m, alarido m
howl
n.
alarido s.m.
aullido s.m.
baladro s.m.
bramido s.m.
chillido s.m.
gemido s.m.
ululato s.m.
v.
aullar v.
bramar v.
gañir v.
gemir v.
rugir v.
ulular v.

I
1. haʊl
intransitive verb
a) \<\<dog/wolf\>\> aullar*; \<\<person\>\> dar* alaridos; \<\<wind/gale\>\> aullar*, bramar

to howl (with laughter) — reírse* a carcajadas

to howl AT somebody — gritarle a alguien

b) (weep noisily) (colloq) berrear (fam)

2.
vt bramar, gritar

II
noun
a) c (of dog, wolf) aullido m; (of person) alarido m, aullido m; (of baby) berrido m

howls of laughter — carcajadas fpl, risotadas fpl

b) c (something hilarious) (AmE colloq)

it really was a howl — fue para morirse de risa (fam), fue un plato (AmL) or (Méx) un relajo (fam)

[haʊl]
1.
N [of animal] aullido m ; [of wind] rugido m ; (fig) [of protest] clamor m , grito m

a howl of pain — un alarido de dolor

howls of laughter — (fig) carcajadas fpl

with a howl of rage — dando un alarido de furia

2.
VI [animal] aullar; [person] dar alaridos; [wind] rugir, bramar; [child] (=weep) berrear

the dog howled all night — el perro estuvo aullando toda la noche

he howled with pain — aullaba de dolor, daba alaridos de dolor

to howl with laughter — (fig) reír a carcajadas

to howl with rage — bramar de furia, bramar furioso

3.
VT (=shout) gritar
* * *

I
1. [haʊl]
intransitive verb
a) \<\<dog/wolf\>\> aullar*; \<\<person\>\> dar* alaridos; \<\<wind/gale\>\> aullar*, bramar

to howl (with laughter) — reírse* a carcajadas

to howl AT somebody — gritarle a alguien

b) (weep noisily) (colloq) berrear (fam)

2.
vt bramar, gritar

II
noun
a) c (of dog, wolf) aullido m; (of person) alarido m, aullido m; (of baby) berrido m

howls of laughter — carcajadas fpl, risotadas fpl

b) c (something hilarious) (AmE colloq)

it really was a howl — fue para morirse de risa (fam), fue un plato (AmL) or (Méx) un relajo (fam)


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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