Shouted Meaning in English
word · lemma: shout
/ˈʃaʊtɪd/
SHOW-did
/ʃˈaʊtɪd/
SHOW-tid
释义
Said something in a loud voice, often because of strong emotion such as anger, fear, or excitement. 'Shouted' is the past tense of 'shout'.
用法与细微差别
'Shouted' is informal and describes speaking very loudly. Often followed by 'at someone' or the message in quotes. Common with emotions like anger or surprise. Do not confuse with 'yelled' (often more aggressive) or 'called' (can be quieter).
Spanish: gritóPortuguese (BR): gritouPortuguese (PT): gritouChinese (Simplified): 喊叫了Chinese (Traditional): 喊叫了Hindi: चिल्लायाArabic: صرخBengali: চিৎকার করেছিলRussian: крикнулJapanese: 叫んだVietnamese: đã hét lênKorean: 소리쳤다Turkish: bağırdıUrdu: چیخاIndonesian: berteriak
例句
He shouted for help.
basic
The teacher shouted at the noisy students.
basic
She shouted my name from across the street.
basic
Everyone shouted when the team scored the winning goal.
natural
I shouted over the music, but she still couldn't hear me.
natural
"Be careful!" I shouted, seeing the car coming.
natural