whoop

• Grito alto, forte e agudo, geralmente expressando excitação, alegria ou entusiasmo; também pode ser o grito característico de certos animais ou um som rouco e ofegante de quem tosse convulsivamente (coqueluche).

A loud, sharp cry of excitement, joy, or exultation.

1. Loud cry of excitementB1informal

   A loud, sharp cry expressing joy, excitement, or triumph.

   Grito de alegria

   • The crowd let out a whoop of joy when the team scored.
   • He gave a whoop of excitement as he won the race.
   • She let out a whoop when she saw the surprise party.

   Sinônimoscheercryexclamationhollershoutyell

• Verbo usado para expressar um grito alto e entusiasmado, geralmente de emoção, alegria ou apoio. Também pode indicar o som característico emitido por alguém ou por certos animais, como a coruja.

A verb used to express a loud, enthusiastic shout or cry, often of excitement, joy, or encouragement.

1. Shout with joy or excitementB1informal

   To make a loud, excited cry, often expressing happiness, enthusiasm, or encouragement.

   Gritar de alegria

   • The crowd whooped with delight when the team scored.
   • He whooped loudly after winning the race.
   • Children whooped and cheered at the carnival.

   Sinônimoscheercry outexulthollershoutyell

2. Cough spasmodicallyB2informal

   To cough in a sudden, forceful, and often uncontrollable manner, typically due to illness or irritation.

   Tossir convulsivamente

   • She whooped and gasped for air during her coughing fit.
   • The patient whooped repeatedly, struggling to catch his breath.
   • He whooped so hard that his face turned red.

   Sinônimoscoughhack