clamorous en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de clamorous en el diccionario inglés»español

clamorous [ingl. am. ˈklæmərəs, ingl. brit. ˈklamərəs] ADJ.

clamorous

vociferante

clamorous

ruidoso

clamorous en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de clamorous en el diccionario inglés»español

clamorous [ˈklæmərəs] ADJ.

1. clamorous (vociferous):

clamorous

vociferante

2. clamorous (loud, noisy):

clamorous

ruidoso, -a

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

By effortlessly pairing clamorous aggression and thoughtful introspection, the record strikes a delicate balance not easily accomplished by the average teenage garage outfit.

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It made for a clamorous battle between the kitsch and the baroque.

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The fishing continues as it has for aeons, with the smokery under a hut on the beach, amid the clamorous noise of gulls and children.

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But frankly, a noisy, clamorous heating system would have been apt.

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Their clamorous buzzing fills the air for only one month as they reproduce however.

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Congressmen spoke for discrete and clamorous regional constituencies; the president alone could rise above particular interests to distill and promote what served the entire nation.

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Late afternoon, and the old ground was quivering with clamorous celebration.

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Look, elections everywhere in the world are a noisy and clamorous affair.

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But their clamorous buzzing fills the air for only one month as they reproduce.

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However, he immediately returned to the stage when the war ended in 1945, and the audience acclaim was greater and more clamorous than ever.

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