el
masculine
/ˈrwiðo/
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Translation
noise
Word origin
From Latin rugitus ('a roaring, bellowing'), from rugire ('to roar'). There is no common English cognate.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- rugitus
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralruidos
Examples
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There is a lot of noise in the street tonight.
, .
Do not make a noise, the children are sleeping.
sotano.
I heard a strange noise in the basement.
tráfico .
The traffic noise does not let me sleep.
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The building site next door makes a lot of noise all day.
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I cannot sleep with so much noise in the street.
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