English
Spanish
I. shout [Am ʃaʊt, Brit ʃaʊt] N
- shout
- grito m
- to give a shout of joy/pain
- dar un grito de alegría/dolor
- give me a shout when you're ready inf
- avísame cuando estés listo
- give me a shout when you're ready inf
- pégame un grito cuando estés listo inf
II. shout [Am ʃaʊt, Brit ʃaʊt] VB intr
- shout
- gritar
- there's no need to shout
- no hace falta que grites
- don't all shout out at once
- no griten todos a la vez
- to shout at sb
- gritarle a alguien
- don't shout at me
- ¡no me grites!
- to shout to sb
- gritarle a alguien
- he shouted to her to come back
- le gritó que volviese
- to shout for sb
- llamar a alguien a gritos
- to shout for sth
- pedir algo a gritos
- to shout for help
- pedir auxilio a gritos
- to shout for joy
- gritar de alegría
- how was your weekend? — oh, nothing to shout about
- ¿qué tal el fin de semana? — bah, nada especial or nada del otro mundo
III. shout [Am ʃaʊt, Brit ʃaʊt] VB trans
- shout
- gritar
- go away! he shouted
- —¡váyanse!— gritó
- I shouted (out) a warning
- les (or le etc.) grité advirtiéndoles (or advirtiéndole etc.)
- to shout abuse at sb
- insultar a alguien a gritos
IV. shout [Am ʃaʊt, Brit ʃaʊt] VB refl
- to shout oneself hoarse
- gritar hasta quedarse ronco or afónico
I. shout out VB [Am ʃaʊt -, Brit ʃaʊt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
shout out answer:
- shout out
- gritar
- shout out
- dar a gritos
- they walked along shouting out slogans
- caminaban gritando or coreando consignas
- he shouted out his displeasure
- manifestó a gritos su descontento
II. shout out VB [Am ʃaʊt -, Brit ʃaʊt -] (v + adv)
- shout out
- dar un grito
- shout out
- pegar un grito
shout down VB [Am ʃaʊt -, Brit ʃaʊt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
- shout down
- hacer callar a gritos
- to shout sth from the rooftops
- proclamar algo a los cuatro vientos
- boisterously shout
- escandalosamente
Spanish
English
- desgañitarse
- to shout one's head off inf
- desgañitarse
- to shout oneself hoarse
- fuera se oían vivas
- cheering o shouts of 'viva' could be heard outside
- leco
- shout
- vociferar
- to shout
- jalear cantante/bailaor
- to encourage (with shouts and clapping)
English
Spanish
I. shout [ʃaʊt] N
1. shout (loud cry):
- shout
- grito m
- to give sb a shout inf
- avisar a alguien
2. shout Aus, Brit inf (round of drinks):
- it's my shout
- esta ronda la pago yo
II. shout [ʃaʊt] VB intr
- shout
- gritar
- to shout at sb
- gritar a alguien
- to shout for help
- pedir auxilio a gritos
Phrases:
- to give sb sth to shout about
- dar una gran alegría a alguien
III. shout [ʃaʊt] VB trans
- shout
- gritar
- shout (slogans)
- corear
- to shout abuse at sb
- insultar a alguien a gritos
- to shout oneself hoarse
- gritar hasta quedarse ronco
shout down VB trans
- shout down
- hacer callar a gritos
shout out VB trans
- shout out
- gritar
- raucous shout
- estridente
- exultant shout
- grito m de júbilo
- to shout at the top of one's lungs
- gritar a voz en grito
Spanish
English
- vociferar
- to shout
- vociferar
- to shout from the rooftops
- desgañitarse (gritar)
- to shout one's head off
- desgañitarse (enronquecerse)
- to shout oneself hoarse
- gritar
- to shout at
- ¡a mí no me grites!
- don't you shout at me!
- gritar
- to shout
- gallear
- to shout
English
Spanish
I. shout [ʃaʊt] N
- shout
- grito m
Phrases:
- to give sb a shout inf
- dar un toque a alguien
II. shout [ʃaʊt] VB intr
- shout
- gritar
- to shout at sb
- gritar a alguien
- to shout for help
- pedir auxilio a gritos
Phrases:
- to give sb sth to shout about
- dar una gran alegría a alguien
III. shout [ʃaʊt] VB trans
- shout
- gritar
- shout (slogans)
- corear
shout out VB trans
- shout out
- gritar
shout down VB trans
- shout down
- hacer callar a gritos
- raucous shout
- estridente
- exultant shout
- grito m de júbilo
- to shout at the top of one's lungs
- decir a voz en grito
Spanish
English
- vociferar
- to shout
- vociferar
- to shout from the rooftops
- chivatear
- to shout
- gritar
- to shout at
- gritar
- to shout
- gallear
- to shout
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