bramido

🧠 What does bramido mean?

Bramido is a powerful and evocative Spanish word that describes a deep, resonant roar. Think of the sound a lion makes, the bellow of a bull, or the crashing waves of a stormy ocean. It carries a sense of strength, wildness, and often, a touch of drama. While it primarily refers to animal sounds, it can also be used metaphorically to describe loud, resonant noises, like the roar of a crowd or the rumble of thunder.

📚 Extra examples

• El bramido del león resonó por toda la sabana.
  The lion's roar resonated throughout the savanna.
• El bramido del océano durante la tormenta era aterrador.
  The roar of the ocean during the storm was terrifying.
• Se escuchó un bramido de la multitud cuando el equipo marcó el gol.
  A roar went up from the crowd when the team scored.
• El bramido del motor del coche de carreras era ensordecedor.
  The roar of the race car's engine was deafening.
• El poeta describió el trueno como un bramido celestial.
  The poet described the thunder as a celestial roar.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "bramido"

Synonyms: rugido, estruendo, fragor
Opposites: susurro, silencio

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