catcall

• Substantiv für einen lauten, schrillen Ruf oder Pfiff, der Missbilligung ausdrückt und oft an einen Künstler oder Redner gerichtet ist, oder für eine sexuell anzügliche Bemerkung, die jemandem in der Öffentlichkeit zugerufen wird.

A noun referring to a loud, shrill cry or whistle expressing disapproval, often directed at a performer or speaker, or a sexually suggestive remark made to someone in public.

1. Expression of disapprovalB2informal

   A loud, sharp cry or whistle expressing disapproval, often from an audience or crowd.

   Ausbuhen

   • The politician was greeted with catcalls from the angry crowd.
   • The referee's decision was met with catcalls from the fans.
   • The comedian ignored the catcalls and continued his routine.

   Synonymeboohisshootjeertaunt

   Antonymeacclaimapplauseovationpraise

• Ein Verb, das bedeutet, jemandem laute, oft pfeifende oder spöttische Rufe nachzurufen, meist als Belästigung, Missbilligung oder anzügliche Anmache, häufig gegenüber Personen im öffentlichen Raum.

A verb meaning to make a loud, whistling, or jeering sound, typically as a form of harassment or disapproval, often directed at someone in public.

1. Whistle or shout atB2informal

   To make a loud, sharp whistle or a sexually suggestive comment or shout at someone, typically a woman, in a public place.

   Nachpfeifen oder anzügliche Zurufe

   • A group of men catcalled her as she walked past the construction site.
   • She felt uncomfortable when strangers catcalled her from across the street.
   • He was fined for catcalling a woman on the subway.

   Antonymecomplimentpraiserespect