sound off

• Verbo frasal que significa hablar en voz alta o expresar una opinión de manera firme y directa, a menudo en un contexto militar o al dar el nombre o número en voz alta al pasar lista.

A phrasal verb meaning to speak loudly or express one's opinion forcefully, often in a military context or to call out one's name or number in sequence.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

1. Express opinion loudlyinformalamerican

   To express one's opinion or complaint in a loud, forceful, or outspoken manner.

   Expresar opinión en voz alta

   • He always sounds off about politics at family dinners.
   • The crowd sounded off their disapproval of the referee's decision.
   • She sounded off on the poor service at the restaurant.

   Sinónimosairbloviatecry outdeclaimhold forthinveighopinepontificaterailrantspeak outspeak upvent

   Antónimosconcealmumblesuppresswhisperwithhold

2. Military commandformal

   To call out one's name or number in sequence, typically during a roll call.

   responder al pasar lista

   • The soldiers sounded off as their names were called.
   • During inspection, each recruit must sound off clearly.
   • The sergeant ordered the platoon to sound off.

   Sinónimosanswercall outchime inpipe upreportrespondspeak up

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