Thesaurus article:to shout

to shout

These words refer to speaking in a very loud voice so that you can be heard.

One common word for this isshout.Shoutis used when you are in a noisy place and you want to be heard. It is also used when you speak in a very loud voice because you are far away from the listener and want to be heard.

There's no need to shout, I can hear you just fine.

She shouted from the other side of the lake.

The opposite ofshoutiswhisper.

The girls whispered together while the other campers were sleeping.

An alternative toshoutisyellorbellow.

"What are you doing?" he yelled.

The neighbours were yelling at each other again.

"Listen to me!" he bellowed.

The sergeant bellowed at his troops.

Holleris an informal word mainly used in US English forshout.

USShe came running inside, hollering about being chased by a bear.

Callorcryis used when someone shouts something to attract attention.

"I'm up here," he called.

He called down the stairs for the children.

"Look out!" she cried.

They cried in terror.

Screamis often used when someone shouts because of a strong emotion such as fear or anger.

My sisters were always screaming at each other.

"Let go of me!" she screamed.

When someone shouts to show approval or encouragement, you could use the verbcheer.

The audience cheered as he came on stage.

单词	thesaurus/articles/to-shout
释义	Thesaurus article:to shout to shout These words refer to speaking in a very loud voice so that you can be heard. One common word for this isshout.Shoutis used when you are in a noisy place and you want to be heard. It is also used when you speak in a very loud voice because you are far away from the listener and want to be heard. There's no need to shout, I can hear you just fine. She shouted from the other side of the lake. The opposite ofshoutiswhisper. The girls whispered together while the other campers were sleeping. An alternative toshoutisyellorbellow. "What are you doing?" he yelled. The neighbours were yelling at each other again. "Listen to me!" he bellowed. The sergeant bellowed at his troops. Holleris an informal word mainly used in US English forshout. USShe came running inside, hollering about being chased by a bear. Callorcryis used when someone shouts something to attract attention. "I'm up here," he called. He called down the stairs for the children. "Look out!" she cried. They cried in terror. Screamis often used when someone shouts because of a strong emotion such as fear or anger. My sisters were always screaming at each other. "Let go of me!" she screamed. When someone shouts to show approval or encouragement, you could use the verbcheer. The audience cheered as he came on stage. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/to-shout##
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