rave — to speak or write about someone or something in an extremely enthusiastic way
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to speak or write about someone or something in an extremely enthusiastic way
Pronunciation (IPA): /reɪv/
Korean meaning: 극찬하다, 열광하며 말하다
Korean pronunciation: **레**이브
Example Sentences
- My mom raved about the new Korean drama for three hours straight.
- The food blogger's rave review made the restaurant fully booked.
- He raved like a madman when he found out someone ate his leftover pizza.
rave
VERB//reɪv//
to speak or write about someone or something in an extremely enthusiastic way
A customer raves about her favorite book to the interested clerk
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He'll rave about art as light waves fill the cave!
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Origin
From Old French 'raver' meaning 'to wander' or 'to rave,' possibly derived from Scandinavian roots. The sense shifted from 'to wander aimlessly' to 'to speak wildly or enthusiastically' in Middle English.
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“My mom raved about the new Korean drama for three hours straight.”
“The food blogger's rave review made the restaurant fully booked.”
“He raved like a madman when he found out someone ate his leftover pizza.”
“Critics continue to rave about the innovative film technique.”
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