Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

s grohotom; glyba

English translation:

thunderously/deafeningly/loudly; block

Added to glossary by Marcus Malabad
Jul 11, 2001 05:30
22 yrs ago
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Russian term

s grohotom; glyba

Russian to English Art/Literary General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters
"volny s grohotom obrushivalis na kamenniye glyby razlichnoy velichiny"

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thunderously/deafeningly/loudly; block

"the waves thunderously crashed onto the boulders of various sizes"

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"with a deafening sound the waves crashed onto the boulders of various sizes"



groxot means roar, crash, deafeningly sound

a glyba is a block; kamennaya glyba is a boulder
Reference:

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the waves crashed...

the waves crashed onto large boulders thunderously.
\"razlichnoy velichiny\" if translated mekes a text a bit clumsy, and if we ommit the phrase the whole sentence does not lose its sense and acquires in literary style.
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The waves thundered crushing against large boulders and pieces of rock...

Really, 'different size' would sound awkward - but you can use different synonyms of 'glyby' which are availiable in any thesaurus.
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