to bellow or roar in anger; (of wind, etc.) to make a loud, thunderous sound

to shout loudly; to bellow; to yell; to howl

a loud or powerful roar, shout, or cry; the booming sound of a loud voice or a cannon

the lioness from Hedong roars; used to describe a shrewish or overbearing wife losing her temper, or a henpecked husband's fear of his wife. This idiom originates from a poem by the Song Dynasty writer [[苏轼|蘇軾|su1 shi4]] about his friend whose wife was notoriously fierce.

The roar of a lion

to shout or yell loudly; to roar

to roar or bellow; the loud cry of a wild beast

to roar or shout loudly because of rage

to shout or yell loudly and aggressively at someone

describes someone in a great hurry or acting with extreme impatience