crier
/ˈkraɪ.ər/翻译: 指公开宣布消息的人，尤指在法庭或城市广场上宣读公告的人；也指大声喊叫的人。
词语关系
noun
/ˈkraɪ.ər/
Существительное, обозначающее человека, который делает публичное объявление, особенно в зале суда или на городской площади.
Sustantivo que designa a una persona que hace anuncios públicos, especialmente en un tribunal de justicia o en una plaza pública, o que proclama noticias en voz alta.
Personne qui fait une annonce publique à voix haute, notamment dans un tribunal ou sur une place publique.
Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die öffentlich etwas ausruft oder bekannt gibt, insbesondere auf einem Marktplatz oder im Gericht; auch jemand, der laut weint oder schreit.
Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que faz anúncios públicos, especialmente em tribunal ou em praça pública; também pode se referir a alguém que grita ou chora com frequência.
指公开宣布消息的人，尤指在法庭或城市广场上宣读公告的人；也指大声喊叫的人。
اسم يدل على شخص يعلن بصوت عالٍ أخبارًا أو بيانات رسمية أمام الناس، ولا سيما في المحاكم أو الساحات العامة.
A noun referring to a person who makes a public announcement, especially in a court of law or in a town square.
Town crierB2formalbritish
A person who makes public announcements in a town or city, historically in a loud voice.
Глашатайpregonerocrieur publicAusruferpregoeiro城镇公告员المُنادي العام- The town crier announced the news in the market square.
- In medieval times, the crier would call out important decrees.
- The crier's bell rang to gather the crowd.
One who criesC1formal
A person who weeps or cries, often used in a literary or descriptive context.
Плачущийpersona que lloraPersonne qui pleureWeinenderChorão哭泣者باكٍ- She was a frequent crier during sad movies.
- The child was a loud crier when upset.
- He was known as a crier at funerals.
词形
- criers plural form
- criers' possessive plural form
- crier's possessive singular form