yelling

indénombrable

A noun referring to the act of uttering a loud, inarticulate cry, often as an expression of pain, excitement, or strong emotion.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant l'action de pousser un cri fort et aigu, généralement pour exprimer la douleur, l'excitation ou une émotion intense, ou une série de tels cris.

1. Loud vocal expression A2 informal

   The act of shouting loudly, often due to strong emotion such as anger, pain, or excitement.

   • The yelling from the stadium could be heard blocks away.
   • His yelling startled the cat.
   • There was a lot of yelling during the argument.

   🇫🇷Cris (vocalisation forte)

   Synonymes: holleringhowlingroaringscreamingshouting

   Antonymes: murmurwhisper

• yellings plural form
• yellings' possessive plural form
• yelling's possessive singular form

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

• 🇫🇷Verbe désignant l'action de crier fort ou de pousser des cris, souvent pour attirer l'attention ou exprimer des émotions fortes.

1. Shout loudly A2 informal

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

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

   🇫🇷Crier fort

   Synonymes: bellowcryhollerroarscreamshoutshriekwhoopyelp

   Antonymes: murmurmutterwhisper

2. Speak or declare loudly A2 informal

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

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

   🇫🇷crier

   Synonymes: bellowcall outcryhollerroarscreamshoutwhoopyawp

   Antonymes: murmurmutterwhisper

• yelled past participle
• yelled past simple
• yelling present participle
• yells third person singular