bawl out

uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable

A phrasal verb meaning to scold or reprimand someone loudly and angrily.

ruФразовый глагол, означающий громко и сердито отчитывать или делать выговор кому-либо.esVerbo frasal que significa reprender a alguien en voz alta y con enfado, o echar una bronca.frVerbe à particule signifiant réprimander ou gronder quelqu'un bruyamment et avec colère.deUmgangssprachlicher Ausdruck dafür, jemanden laut und wütend zu tadeln oder scharf zu rügen.ptVerbo frasal que significa repreender alguém de forma alta e raivosa; dar uma bronca severa ou fazer uma reprimenda enfática.zh短语动词，指大声而严厉地斥责或训斥某人。arفعل مركب يعني توبيخ شخص بصوت عالٍ وغاضب أو توجيه اللوم إليه بشدة.

1. Scold severely informal american

   To reprimand someone loudly and angrily.

   • The coach bawled out the players for their poor performance.
   • She bawled out her son for breaking the window.
   • The manager bawled out the employee for being late again.

   ruОтчитыватьesregañar severamentefrréprimander vertementdeAusschimpfenptRepreender severamentezh训斥arتوبيخ

   Synonyms: beratecastigatechastisechew outdress downlecturerebukereprimandscoldupbraid

   Antonyms: commendcomplimentflatterlaudpraise

2. Shout or cry loudly informal

   To shout or cry in a loud, unrestrained manner.

   • The baby bawled out when he dropped his toy.
   • He bawled out for help from the top of the stairs.
   • She bawled out in frustration after losing the game.

   ruГромко кричать или плакатьesGritar o llorar a voz en cuellofrCrier très fort, hurlerdeLaut schreien oder weinenptGritar ou chorar bem altozh大声哭喊arالصياح أو البكاء بصوت عالٍ

   Synonyms: bellowhollerhowlroarscreamshriekwailyell

   Antonyms: murmurmutterwhisper

• bawled out past participle
• bawled out past simple
• bawling out present participle
• bawls out third person singular

Base verb: bawl