Yell out Meaning in English
expression
ˈjɛɫ/ /ˈaʊt
YEL OWT
jˈɛl/ /ˈaʊt
YEL OWT
Definition
To shout something loudly, often so others can hear clearly or in order to get their attention.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and expressive. 'Yell out' is used for calling out loudly, often to be heard in a noisy environment or in emergencies. Can be neutral or show urgency/emotion. Common collocation: 'yell out someone's name'. Less formal than 'shout'. Don't confuse with 'call out' (which can mean to criticize).
Spanish: gritar - exclamarPortuguese (BR): gritar - berrarPortuguese (PT): gritar - berrarChinese (Simplified): 大声喊出 - 喊叫Chinese (Traditional): 大聲喊出 - 呼叫Hindi: चिल्ला देना - जोर से बोलनाArabic: يصرخ - يَجهَر بالصوتBengali: চিৎকার করা - জোরে ডাকাRussian: крикнуть - выкрикнутьJapanese: 叫ぶ - 大声で叫ぶVietnamese: gọi to - hét lênKorean: 소리치다 - 큰 소리로 외치다Turkish: bağırmak - yüksek sesle haykırmakUrdu: زور سے چلانا - آواز دیناIndonesian: la lớn - hét lên
Example Sentences
She yelled out his name across the playground.
basic
If you are lost, yell out for help.
basic
The coach yelled out instructions to the team.
basic
I had to yell out because the music was so loud.
natural
Don’t just yell out answers in class; raise your hand first.
natural
He just yelled out and everyone turned to look at him.
natural