Hollering Meaning in English
word · lemma: holler
/ˈhɑɫɝɪŋ/
HAH-ler-ing
/hˈɒləɹɪŋ/
HOL-uh-ring
التعريف
To shout or cry out loudly, often to call someone's attention or show strong emotion.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Informal and often used to describe loud, emotional shouting. Common with 'at' (hollering at someone). Can sound aggressive, urgent, or playful depending on tone. Different from 'yelling' (more general) and 'whispering' (very quiet).
Spanish: gritar - chillarPortuguese (BR): gritar - berrarPortuguese (PT): gritar - berrarChinese (Simplified): 大声喊叫 - 嚷嚷Chinese (Traditional): 大聲喊叫 - 嚷嚷Hindi: चिल्लाना - जोर से पुकारनाArabic: الصراخ - الهتافBengali: চিৎকার করা - ডাকাডাকি করাRussian: орать - кричатьJapanese: 大声で叫ぶ - がなり立てるVietnamese: hét lên - la hétKorean: 고함치다 - 소리치다Turkish: bağırmak - haykırmakUrdu: چلانا - زور سے پکارناIndonesian: berteriak - menjerit
جمل نموذجية
The baby started hollering in the middle of the night.
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My neighbor was hollering at his dog.
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Stop hollering—I can hear you just fine!
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She came running, hollering for help after seeing the fire.
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Everyone's hollering about the new rules at work.
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You could hear him hollering all the way down the street.
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