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User_english Posted 19 years ago
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what is the meaning of `roar'?
0 Could anyone tell me the meaning of roar? 0-
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0 It's the noise that lions and tigers make - very loud and deep vocalization. 0-
- 0 It's the noise that lions and tigers make - very loud and deep vocalization.
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0 It's the noise that lions and tigers make - very loud and deep vocalization. Engines can roar too, perticularly motorbikes when accelerated hard. 0-
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00 But can you say which noun? (abstract or concrete or common
01 cite 10 Feebs11 12 cite 10 It's the noise that lions and tigers make - very loud and deep vocalization. Engines can roar too, perticularly motorbikes when accelerated hard. 12 br10 Then I think the `roar' is noun. 02 br
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0 It's a noun and a verb. 02 br
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00 Verb: The lion roared. 02 br
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00 When it's a noun, it can be countable: The lion's roars shook the jungle. When Marge found the letter, she let out a roar. But it can also be abstract: The most terifying sound in the animal kingdom is the roar of the lion. 0-
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00 Verb: The lion roared. 02 br
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00 When it's a noun, it can be countable: The lion's roars shook the jungle. When Marge found the letter, she let out a roar. But it can also be abstract: The most terifying sound in the animal kingdom is the roar of the lion. 0-
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