atronar

v.

1 to make a great noise in imitation of thunder.

2 to stun, to stupefy.

3 to stop the ears of horses, to prevent their fright at noises.

4 to be thunder-struck.

5 to die from effect of a thunder-storm, said of chickens in the egg and of silkworms in the cocoon.

6 to deafen, to stun, to din, to stun with noise.

7 to make a deafening sound, to roar, to din.

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atronar

► verbo transitivo

1 (asordar) to deafen

2 (aturdir) to stun, daze

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VT

1) (=ensordecer) to deafen

2) (=aturdir) to bewilder, stun

3) (Taur) (=acogotar) to fell with a blow on the neck

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verbo intransitivo avión/cañones to thunder

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verbo intransitivo avión/cañones to thunder

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atronar [A10 ]

vi

empezaron a atronar los teléfonos the phones started ringing furiously

atruenan los aviones y es imposible dormir it's impossible to sleep with the planes thundering o roaring overhead

■ atronar

vt

‹lugar›

atronaron el espacio del estadio con gritos de protesta the stadium rang with shouts of protest

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atronar

♦ vt

el ruido del tráfico atronaba las calles the streets resounded with the deafening noise of the traffic

♦ vi

los ruidos de los manifestantes atronaban en las calles the streets resounded with the deafening noise of the demonstrators;

las ovaciones atronaban en el estadio the stadium rang with the cheers of the crowd