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Meanings of shout in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "exclaim"
Examples for "exclaim"
1
Anyhow you are tempted to exclaim, the cook is in the kitchen.
2
Handed a BlackBerry by an aide, Clinton was heard to exclaim: Wow.
3
The boy glided out of the door, and was heard to exclaim:
4
At some point during the cooking, I heard Abby exclaim, Candy wrappers!
5
My aunt exclaimed; Miss Pinshon inquired; Preston inveighed, at things in general.
1
The first squall was the ban on travellers from several Muslim countries.
2
The squall had passed in part and the night was growing lighter.
3
Further out in the bay, we were caught in a heavy squall.
4
A half-hour passed; the squall died as quickly as it had arisen.
5
The child began to squall, and kicked her father in the stomach.
1
Would you hollo much louder if they tomahawked you?
2
A faint, dreary hollo off the moor above.
3
But, hollo, John, where did you drop from?' as it suddenly occurred to him to be surprised.
4
Boys, don't hollo so much.
5
But that only made him hollo the louder, and he holloed so loud that at last he made somebody hear.
1
My heart speeds up with my need to shout out to him.
2
They all shout out the numbers in turn, except Sonya and Alyosha.
3
Also: a shout out for the tracking defender's pace as well …
4
While I am mulling over my options, I hear Cato shout out.
5
She felt stifled, wanted to shout out her fears in a scream.
Usage of shout in anglès
1
The politicians just shout and squabble and all of Europe knows it.
2
It urged people to shout demands for food, work, housing and fairness.
3
While these preparations were under way, people began to shout and point.
4
Bloomfield gave a shout-out to all midwives for International Midwives' Day today.
5
Suddenly, I heard myself shout to the driver, 'Stop, stop at once!'
6
Even Belcher could not help joining in the general shout of applause.
7
Hide it! people shout at shoppers seen with flour, oil or sugar.
8
With a shout, the main mass began trotting quickly toward the ridge.
9
The shout of laughter which greeted the explanation was loud and general.
10
Thomas didn't turn at her shout; he was busy at the moment.
11
Playing second fiddle, the EU and the UN can stamp and shout.
12
In the distance I heard a voice again, raised in a shout.
13
Max received no response, so he decided to shout directly to Alex.
14
A shout came from the south, from the direction of the station:
15
There was a shout of joy from the natives in the rear.
16
A shout of delight went up from the playground in the rear.
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Shout through the time
Shout across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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Australia
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