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Перевод: blare

[существительное]
звук трубы; рев ; автомобильный гудок; яркий цвет;
[глагол]
громко трубить; играть на медных инструментах; вопить; орать; ярко светиться; слепить глаза

Тезаурус:

1. The Moving Picture World described how "the nickel palace of amusement made its appearance with no greater blare of trumpets than the noise of its phonograph horn and the throaty persuasions of its barker" and "how these came unobtrusively in the still of the night".
2. The mist still limited visibility to less than a hundred yards and the fog-horn continued to blare at regular intervals.
3. The blare of music from the social room came in very loud.
4. The Hair blare bunch
5. That is the note that has played softly behind the media blare of New York.
6. No half-way house: from silence to incessant blare.
7. One day when we were sitting reading together, the couple in the room below the attic let their radio blare.
8. Other editors might make a slip, but let her so much as spell a name wrong and her telephone would blare, and some outraged lady would correct her with withering sarcasm.
9. Given the unpleasant blare of the G40 motor, though, it's just as well it delivers such strong performance low down as prolonged exposure to high revs is tiresome and uncomfortable.
10. There by the window was the portable gramophone all ready to blare out the Hrst Wessel the very next morning.
11. Firearms, unknown to the Indians at the time of the conquest, seemed a frightening manifestation of the supernatural, for they "fled out of fear when there was a blare of trumpets, the roar of arquebuses and artillery".
12. So she could not let her go alone but must stand in the crowds being shoved, the smell of greasy food and litter breathed over her in this hot air, and the constant blare of noise grinding at her.
13. Therapy? grin and blare it