howl

US /haʊl/
UK /haʊl/
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uivo, rugido

a long, loud, mournful cry of a dog, wolf, or other animal

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We heard the lonely howl of a wolf in the distance.
Ouvimos o uivo solitário de um lobo à distância.
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The wind made a mournful howl through the trees.
O vento produziu um uivo lamentoso através das árvores.
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uivar, rugir

to make a long, loud, mournful cry, as a dog or wolf

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The dog began to howl at the siren.
O cão começou a uivar para a sirene.
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The wind howled through the empty corridors.
O vento uivava pelos corredores vazios.
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uivar, gritar

to laugh or cry loudly and unrestrainedly

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The audience began to howl with laughter at the comedian's jokes.
A plateia começou a uivar de tanto rir das piadas do comediante.
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She howled in pain after falling.
Ela uivou de dor depois de cair.
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