uproarious

uproarious
adjective (very noisy, especially with much laughter: The team were given an uproarious welcome.) alborotado, tumultuoso, agitado
uproarious
tr[ʌp'rɔːrɪəs]
adjective
1 (especially with laughter) tumultuoso,-a, ruidoso,-a, escandaloso,-a
2 (very funny) graciosísimo,-a, divertidísimo,-a
uproarious [.ʌp'roriəs] adj
1) clamorous: estrepitoso, clamoroso
2) hilarious: muy divertido, hilarante
♦ uproariously adv
uproarious
adj.
• clamoroso, -a adj.
• estruendoso, -a adj.
• fragoso, -a adj.
• tumultuoso, -a adj.
ʌp'rɔːriəs
adjective
a) (noisy) <debate> tumultuoso; <applause/welcome/success> clamoroso, estrepitoso
b) (hilarious) <jokes> divertidísimo

uproarious laughter — carcajadas fpl

[ʌp'rɔːrɪǝs]
ADJ
1) (=noisy) [laughter] escandaloso; [meeting] alborotado, ruidoso; [success] clamoroso
2) (=hilarious) [occasion] divertidísimo; [comedy] desternillante; [personality] divertidísimo
* * *
[ʌp'rɔːriəs]
adjective
a) (noisy) <debate> tumultuoso; <applause/welcome/success> clamoroso, estrepitoso
b) (hilarious) <jokes> divertidísimo

uproarious laughter — carcajadas fpl


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