tirade
A long, angry or violent speechA long, angry or violent speech.
» The remainder of his tirade included a number of swear words.
Залишок його тиради був наповнений лайкою. — oromashka
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2 sensesA long, angry or violent speech.
come out with a tirade
release a tirade
Tirade
тира́даtiráda
a speech of violent denunciation
A section of verse concerning a single theme.
Examples
5 sentencesThe remainder of his tirade included a number of swear words.
Залишок його тиради був наповнений лайкою. — oromashka
Every time I tell the boss the company's situation, there's a tirade.
deJedes Mal, wenn ich dem Chef die Situation der Firma erkläre, gibt es ein großes Donnerwetter. — al_ex_an_der
He launched into a tirade about how the government is encroaching on his rights.
ruОн пустился в долгую речь о том, как правительство посягает на его права. — corvard
No one was game to say anything after the boss's tirade at the staff meeting.
A man has been jailed for a racist, misogynist tirade against a French tourist.
ruОдин мужчина оказался в тюрьме за расистскую и мизогинную тираду, направленную на туристку из Франции. — Wezel
Translations
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Origin
Borrowed from French tirade (“monologue, speech, tirade”).Borrowed from French tirade (“monologue, speech, tirade”).
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Forms
plural: tiradesSynonyms
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3 related wordsSee also
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