1.大话,夸口话;叫喊,叫声;怒吼;〈英〉欢嚷吵闹
1.说粗暴话,大声叫喊;咆哮,怒吼;做戏似地说;说大话;大声讲道[祈祷];怒骂
2.夸口说,大声说
1.a long loud and angry complaint about something
1.to complain or talk loudly and angrily for a long time, sometimes saying unreasonable things
1.The crowd gaped, for it was a grotesque sight to see this little man ranting away just as if he were addressing his followers.
观众都傻了眼：这么个小小人物竟然大放厥词，活像是在对他的徒子徒孙训话，真是一大奇观，好不滑稽。
2.She stopped to draw a deep breath and then went ranting on. It seemed she had been wanting to say all this for years.
她停下来深深地吸了一口气又接着说，好像她已经憋了很久没说话似的。
3.I only wish my American friends could understand my Chinese ranting. . . or at least share some of my heartfelt pain.
我只希望我的美国朋友们能看懂我的中文胡言，或许能分享我心中的疼痛。
4.After all, what may seem clear in the moment might appear to be simple ranting a few weeks later.
毕竟，此时此刻记下了很清晰的思路可能几周后就看着像是胡言乱语了。
5.Our hero stormed out of the room with a newfound determination, ranting to anyone who might be listening in the arenas empty hallways.
我们的英雄带著他新找到的决心和勇气，气冲冲的夺门而出，在体育馆空荡荡的过道里激昂地对著任何一个有可能听到他声音的人咆哮著。
6.This time too, some things are familiar: the odd bit of violence, a lot of incoherent ranting and plenty of inconsistency (see article ).
这一次，有些方面是我们所熟悉的：一点点暴力，几分语无伦次，和大量的自相矛盾（参见文章）。
7.While he was ranting I was astonished to see pain, compounded by fear, in his eyes.
就在他咆哮的时候，我惊讶地在他的眼里看见了痛苦和畏惧的神色。
8.Yet, despite all her raving and ranting, they always arrived late, surrounded by an angry cloud of silence.
然而，尽管她每次都倾尽全力地怒吼咆哮催促家人起床，但是他们还总是迟到，到达之后总被一片沉默的愤怒乌云笼罩。
9.At first, when the poor beast began to sicken, we Tiger cubes set up a great roaring and ranting.
可怜的猛兽患病之初，我们这些虎崽子暴怒着，咆哮着。
10.the racket of his own loud ranting resounding still in his ears .
他的网球拍响亮的啪啪声还在他的耳朵里回荡；