Примери за използване на Raucous на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It can get quite raucous.
Coupled with the lively and raucous party scene, you're guaranteed a good time.
The party next door seems to be a little raucous.
Historic, youthful, raucous and refined, Copenhagen can mean many things to many people.
A lotta people think he's too black,too raucous.
To celebrate Pantera's raucous legacy, Rhino will release both a new boxed set and single disc compilation.
Every second game Atlantica Online you will pull in their raucous event.
His voice is raucous and resounding; he does not argue but makes sweeping assertions and lays down the law.
This city, Mr Marlott,dragged kicking and screaming like a raucous infant towards a better future.
New year celebrations are decidedly quieter in Bali,though New Year's Eve can be quite raucous.
In the years that followed, those overlapping enthusiasms led to cohabitation, a raucous wedding and parallel careers at big technology firms.
This is where the traditional fishing boats land their catches and sell their seafood straight off their boats,where nets are repaired and shared with raucous witches.
The ancient Saxons celebrated the return of spring with a raucous festival commemorating their goddess of offspring and of springtime, Eastre.
The section of the country has much to offer holidaying families from stunning landscape to raucous family activities.
Despite this massive footprint,we are still drowned out by the raucous huntin", shootin", killin" cartels who believe that violence is the answer- when it shouldn't even be a question!
Now suppose instead that a worker wants to put a radio on her desk andto play it very loudly listening to raucous rock and roll.
Lasting anywhere from a few days to a few weeks,funeral ceremonies are a raucous affair, where commemorating someone who's died is not so much a private sadness but more of a publicly shared transition.
And when former President George H.W. Bush died, Trump gave respectful remarks andcancelled what would likely have been a raucous press conference.
I'm not talking about changing a dirty diaper orsaying goodbye to your“raucous" social life(Sarah and I watch, on average, ten thousand hours of TV every night; so, that shipped sailed a while ago).
How different this from the shocking half-truth so vociferously announced by certain of the half-wise,who fill the air with their raucous cries of:“I Am God!”.
Here, the perpetual funnyman- andrecent Country Music Hall of Fame inductee- delivers a raucous, fuzz-guitar-filled take on the McCartney-penned tune that was inspired by a theft at his London home.
At five years old Helena has learned to meld invisiblyinto the human landscape, even hiding with her newborns in a vacant house during a raucous Holy Week fiesta….
The date is 1973 and a crowd of raucous kids are jostling for position around an unassuming market-stall sheltering from the icy February drizzle under a railway bridge in the heart of Portobello Market, London.
A top executive at one of America's biggest power companies received a raucous welcome in San Francisco tonight.
As you wander the hill,you may hear the raucous chatter of the neighborhood's most famous(and noisiest) residents, the flock of parrots featured in the 2005 film The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill.
Whether you're playing basketball in the Spice District ormeeting with friends after work at the Karaoke Bar for a raucous good time, there are new experiences around every corner.
Malone's decision to see it through to the end from the raucous bars of Mexico, to the clear waters of the Dry Tortugas, and ultimately into the halls of power within Washington D.C. itself, not only changes his own life, but the course of history.
It is one of the longest for decades and it represents not just in the minds of some colleagues but huge numbers of people outside, an act of executive fiat",he told a raucous chamber.
Pagans in Europe and the Middle East gave presents at several winter festivals,including Saturnalia, a raucous Roman festival in honor of Saturn, god of agriculture, which began on Dec. 17.
Seeking to shine some light into the dark world of Internet trolls,a journalist with Finland's national broadcaster asked members of her audience to share their experience of encounters with Russia's“troll army,” a raucous and often venomous force of online agitators.