yells
word · lemma: yell
/ˈjɛɫz/
yelz
/jˈɛlz/
yelz
Definition
Loud shouts, often done in anger, excitement, or to get someone's attention.
Usage & Nuances
'Yells' is the third person singular form of 'yell' and commonly follows subjects like 'he', 'she', or 'someone.' It usually suggests emotion or urgency. Do not confuse with 'shouts' (sometimes less emotional), or 'screams' (higher pitch, often fear).
Spanish: gritosPortuguese (BR): gritosPortuguese (PT): gritosChinese (Simplified): 喊叫Chinese (Traditional): 喊叫Hindi: चिल्लाहटArabic: صرخاتBengali: চেঁচায় - চিত্কার করেRussian: кричитJapanese: 叫ぶVietnamese: la hétKorean: 소리친다 - 고함친다Turkish: bağırırUrdu: چیختا ہے - چلاتا ہےIndonesian: berteriak
Example Sentences
The boy yells for help.
basic
She yells when she is angry.
basic
My teacher yells at us to be quiet.
basic
He always yells at the TV during the game.
natural
No one yells louder than my little sister.
natural
If someone yells, please let me know what's wrong.
natural