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Definition of shouted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
communicationcharacterized by a loud, vehement outcry
- The shouted warnings were heard across the field.
- The shouted orders were impossible to ignore.
- Shouted slogans filled the protest with energy.
Origin of shouted
Old English, scēotan (to shoot)
Terms with shouted included in their meaning
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communication
shouted word or phrase for attention
cheer
phrase shouted in unison
finance
trading method using shouted orders and hand signals
loud
shouted loudly with force or emphasis
loud
shouted or cried out loudly
shouted order
command to raise hands during a robbery
communication
shouted loudly to attract attention
loud
able to be shouted loudly or clearly
internet culture
meme catchphrase shouted to reference Skibidi Toilet videos
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- French:hurlant, ...
- German:laut, ...
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- Spanish:gritado, ...
- Portuguese:gritado, ...
- Chinese:喊叫的, ...
- Japanese:叫ばれた, ...
- Arabic:مَصْرُوخ, ...
- Hebrew:צַעֲקָנִי, ...
- Russian:кричащий, ...
- Ukrainian:гучний, ...
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Definition of shout - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
raise voicetr./intr. use a loud voice because of strong feeling or distancetr./intr.
- She had to shout so he could hear her.
2.
attract attentiontr./intr. attract attention forcefully or proclaim presencetr./intr.
- The bright colors shouted from the billboard.
3.
- I'll shout you a drink tonight.
Noun
1.
communicationloud cry to convey emotion or command
- Her shout echoed through the empty hall.
2.
- It's your shout at the bar tonight.
3.
- He gave a shout to his friends on the radio.
Expressions with shout
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yell 'fire' to alert others to danger
He had to shout fire to evacuate the building.
make someone stop talking by shouting louder than them
The crowd tried to shout down the speaker.
utter a sudden loud cry
She had to shout out for help when she got lost.
express an emotion loudly
She shouted it out in frustration.
something that is very good or exciting
Winning the award was something to shout about for the team.
scream very loudly and urgently
She shouted bloody murder when she saw the spider.
publicly announce something with enthusiasm
She shouted from the rooftops about her promotion.
let me know or inform me
Gimme a shout when you arrive at the station.
contact me
If you need help, give me a shout.
contact someone informally
Give me a shout when you arrive.
responsibility to pay for a round of drinks
It's John's shout, so he's buying the next round.
something not worth mentioning or praising
Her performance was nothing to shout about, she did just okay.
announce something publicly with great enthusiasm
She wanted to shout it from the rooftops when she got the job.
shout so much that one loses their voice
He shouted himself hoarse at the concert.
yell at someone very loudly, often in anger
She shouted his head off when he broke the vase.
having a chance of success
The team is still in with a shout of winning the championship.
cry for help or attention that goes unnoticed
His plea for justice was just a shout in the wilderness.
speak loudly or boastfully to draw attention
He loves to shout the odds about his football team.
offering to pay for drinks or food for others
Don't worry, this one is my shout!
say something that wrongly creates public fear or dangerous disorder
The prosecutor argued that posting those threats was to shout fire in a crowded theater.
cause panic by falsely claiming danger
He shouted fire in a crowded theatre, causing chaos.
call out loudly to get attention
He gave a shout to warn them.
express happiness loudly
The fans shout for joy when their team scores.
dance with energy and enthusiasm
At the party, everyone started to twist and shout.
Origin of shout
Old English, scēotan (to shoot) + -an (suffix)
Examples of shout in a sentence
The coach shouted instructions from the sideline. The headline shouted from the front page. Her achievements shouted from the award ceremony stage. She decided to shout the entire table at dinner. He shouted his friends to a night at the movies. A sudden shout startled the birds.
His shout was heard over the crowd. I'll get the next shout after this round. Who's shout is it for the next drinks? She got a shout on the podcast. The DJ gave a shout to the listeners.
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- French:crier, cri, ...
- German:schreien, Schrei, ...
- Italian:gridare, grido, ...
- Spanish:gritar, grito, ...
- Portuguese:gritar, grito, ...
- Chinese:大喊, 喊声, ...
- Japanese:叫ぶ, 叫び声, ...
- Arabic:صاحَ, صَرْخَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִצְעוֹק, צְעָקָה, ...
- Russian:кричать, крик, ...
- Ukrainian:кричати, крик, ...
- Hindi:चिल्लाना, चिल्लाहट, ...
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