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Roust
UK
/raʊst/
US
/raʊst/
Translation roust into russian
roust
Verb
UK
/raʊst/
US
/raʊst/
The police roust the homeless people from the park every morning.
Полиция поднимает бездомных из парка каждое утро.
The manager had to roust the customers out of the store after closing time.
Менеджеру пришлось выгонять клиентов из магазина после закрытия.
He tried to roust his friend from bed early in the morning.
Он пытался разбудить своего друга рано утром.
Additional translations
roust
Noun
UK
/raʊst/
US
/raʊst/
Definitions
roust
Verb
UK
/raʊst/
US
/raʊst/
To cause someone to get up or move from a place.
The police rousted the homeless people from the park early in the morning.
To disturb or rouse someone from sleep or rest.
She was rousted from her nap by the loud construction noise outside.
roust
Noun
UK
/raʊst/
US
/raʊst/
A rough or boisterous person.
The bar was filled with rousts who were laughing and shouting loudly.
An act of rousing or stirring someone or something.
The roust of the crowd was evident as the band took the stage.
Idioms and phrases
roust (someone) out
He tried to roust her out of bed.
разбудить (кого-то)
Он попытался разбудить её с постели.
roust (someone) from sleep
The loud noise rousted him from sleep.
вывести (кого-то) из сна
Громкий шум вывел его из сна.
roust (someone) from slumber
The alarm clock rousted her from slumber.
разбудить (кого-то) от дремоты
Будильник разбудил её от дремоты.
roust (someone) out of bed
His mother had to roust him out of bed every morning.
выгнать (кого-то) из постели
Его мать должна была выгнать его из постели каждое утро.
roust (someone) awake
He was rousted awake by the phone ringing.
разбудить (кого-то)
Его разбудил звонок телефона.