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Definition of crier - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cryingperson or animal that cries loudly
- The baby was a loud crier.
2.
communicationDated UK official who makes public announcementsDated UK
- The town crier announced the festival dates.
Expressions with crier
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person employed to make public announcements
The town crier announced the king's decree in the square.
Origin of crier
Old French, crier (to cry out)
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Examples of crier in a sentence
During the night, the crier could be heard throughout the house. The crier's voice echoed through the square. A crier delivered the king's decree to the villagers.
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- French:crieur, crieur public, ...
- German:Schreihals, Stadtausrufer, ...
- Italian:piagnone, banditore, ...
- Spanish:llorón, pregonero, ...
- Portuguese:chorão, arauto, ...
- Chinese:哭泣者, 公告员, ...
- Japanese:泣き虫, 伝令, ...
- Arabic:بكاء, مُنَادٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹכֶה רָם, כְּרוֹז, ...
- Russian:плакса, глашатай, ...
- Ukrainian:плакальник, городовий, ...
- Hindi:रोने वाला, क्रायर, ...
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