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bawler

/ˈbɔː.lər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui parle ou crie très fort, ou qui pleure bruyamment.

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/ˈbɔː.lər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui parle ou crie très fort, ou qui pleure bruyamment.

A noun referring to a person who communicates vocally in a very loud voice or a loud weeper.

  1. Loud speakerB2informal

    A person who habitually speaks or shouts in a very loud voice.

    frPersonne qui parle ou crie très fort

    • The coach was a notorious bawler during games.
    • She's such a bawler that you can hear her across the street.
    • The market was full of bawlers trying to sell their goods.

    Synonymesloudmouthroarerscreamershouteryeller

    Antonymesmumblermurmurerwhisperer

  2. Loud weeperB2informal

    A person who cries or weeps noisily and loudly.

    frpleureur bruyant

    • The toddler was a real bawler when he lost his toy.
    • At the funeral, she was the only bawler in the room.
    • He's not a quiet crier; he's a bawler through and through.

    Synonymesblubberercrierhowlerwailerweeper

Formes
  • bawlers plural form
  • bawlers' possessive plural form
  • bawler's possessive singular form
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