shouted

• Particípio passado e passado simples do verbo 'shout' (gritar). Usado para descrever uma ação vocal em volume alto.

Shouted is the past tense and past participle of the verb 'shout', not an adjective. It is used to describe a vocal action performed loudly.

1. Expressed loudly and forcefullyB1informal

   Uttered or expressed in a loud, vehement, or emphatic manner.

   Gritado

   • The shouted commands could be heard across the field.
   • He gave a shouted warning to the crowd.
   • Her shouted protests were ignored by the officials.

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   Antônimoswhispered

• Verbo usado para indicar que alguém fala ou grita muito alto, frequentemente para chamar atenção ou expressar emoções fortes.

A verb used to indicate the act of speaking or calling out very loudly, often to attract attention or express strong emotion.

1. Speak loudlyA1formal

   To say something very loudly, often to attract attention or express strong emotion.

   Gritar

   • He shouted for help when he got lost.
   • The coach shouted instructions to the players.
   • She shouted his name across the crowded room.

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   Antônimosmumblemurmurwhisper

2. Express anger or frustrationA2informal

   To speak or yell in a loud, angry manner.

   Gritar

   • Don't shout at me; I can hear you perfectly.
   • He shouted in frustration when he lost the game.
   • They were shouting at each other during the argument.

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   Antônimosmumblemurmurwhisper

3. Encourage or cheerA2informal

   To yell loudly to support or encourage someone, especially at a sports event.

   Torcer

   • The fans shouted encouragement to their team.
   • She shouted 'Go!' as the race began.
   • The crowd shouted with joy when the goal was scored.

   Sinônimosbarrackcheerencourageroot forurge on

Variantes phrasalshout downshout out