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• Ein lauter, meist emotionaler Ausruf oder Schrei, oft aus Protest, Wut, Schmerz oder zur Warnung. Bezeichnet auch das laute Rufen selbst.

A noun referring to a loud utterance, often made in protest, opposition, or to express strong emotion.

1. Loud shout of protestA2informal

   A loud, sharp cry, often expressing anger, protest, or opposition.

   Protestruf

   • The crowd let out a yell of disapproval.
   • His yell could be heard across the entire stadium.
   • She gave a yell of protest when the decision was announced.

   Synonymebellowcryhollerhowlroarscreamshoutshriek

2. Emotional outcryA2informal

   A loud, often inarticulate utterance expressing strong emotion such as fear, excitement, or pain.

   Schrei

   • A yell of pure joy escaped her lips.
   • He let out a yell of terror when he saw the spider.
   • The child's yell of excitement filled the playground.

   Synonymecryhollerhowlscreamscreechshriekwailyelp

   Antonymemumblemurmurwhisper

• Verb, das lautes Schreien oder Rufen bezeichnet, oft um Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen oder starke Gefühle auszudrücken.

A verb used to express the act of shouting or crying out loudly, often to attract attention or express strong emotion.

1. Shout loudlyA2informal

   To utter a sudden, loud cry, often due to strong emotion like anger, fear, or excitement.

   Laut schreien

   • He yelled when he saw the spider.
   • The children yelled with joy at the playground.
   • She yelled for help when she got lost.

   Synonymebellowcryhollerroarscreamshoutshriekwhoopyelp

   Antonymemurmurmutterwhisper

2. Speak or declare loudlyA2informal

   To say or declare something in a very loud voice, often to be heard over noise or to express strong feelings.

   Schreien

   • The coach yelled instructions to the players.
   • He yelled his name across the crowded room.
   • She yelled that dinner was ready.

   Synonymebellowcall outcryhollerroarscreamshoutwhoopyawp

   Antonymemurmurmutterwhisper