shout

中英词典：shout

1. 名词

1) 喊叫声，呼喊声 Collins Dictionary: A shout is a loud, sharp noise made by a person or group of people, usually when they want to get someone's attention or to express excitement, happiness, or approval. Oxford Dictionary: A loud cry expressing a strong emotion or calling attention. 2) 呼喊 Collins Dictionary: A shout is a loud cry or call made by someone who is in danger or needs help. Oxford Dictionary: A loud call for help or encouragement.

2. 动词

1) 喊叫，大声说出 Collins Dictionary: If you shout, you say something very loudly, usually because you want someone who is a long way away to hear you or because you are angry. Oxford Dictionary: Utter a loud cry, typically as an expression of a strong emotion or in order to attract attention. 2) 大声呼喊 Collins Dictionary: If you shout to someone, you call to them using a loud voice. Oxford Dictionary: (shout to) Call to (someone) to attract attention.

3. 形容词

1) 喊叫的，大声说的 Collins Dictionary: A shout is used to describe something that is said or done very loudly, usually because the person is excited, angry, or annoyed. Oxford Dictionary: (of a person or their voice) Loud enough to be heard.

4. 词语辨析

- shout vs. cry: - She shouted for help when she saw the fire. (她看到火时大声呼救。) - She cried out in pain when she stubbed her toe. (她踩到脚趾头时痛得大声呼喊。)

5. 词汇扩充

- shout down: 通过大声喊叫使...闭嘴 - shout out: 大声喊出 - shout for joy: 欢呼，高兴地喊叫

6. 近义词

yell, scream, holler, bellow, call out

7. 反义词

whisper, murmur, mutter, mumble, speak softly

柯林斯词典

名词：

1. A shout is a loud, sharp noise made by a person or group of people, usually when they want to get someone's attention or to express excitement, happiness, or approval.

2. A shout is a loud cry or call made by someone who is in danger or needs help.

动词：

1. If you shout, you say something very loudly, usually because you want someone who is a long way away to hear you or because you are angry.

2. If you shout to someone, you call to them using a loud voice.

形容词：

A shout is used to describe something that is said or done very loudly, usually because the person is excited, angry, or annoyed.

牛津词典

名词：

A loud cry expressing a strong emotion or calling attention.

动词：

Utter a loud cry, typically as an expression of a strong emotion or in order to attract attention.

形容词：

(of a person or their voice) Loud enough to be heard.

用法

- Shout is commonly used as a verb to express speaking or calling out loudly. It can also be used as a noun to refer to a loud cry or call. - Shout can be used in various contexts such as sports events, concerts, emergencies, celebrations, or to get someone's attention from a distance. - The phrase shout out is often used to mean "to say something loudly or clearly," while shout down means "to make someone stop speaking or be quiet by shouting loudly." - Shout can be used figuratively to describe a strong expression of emotions, opinions, or demands.

例句

1. He gave a loud shout and waved his arms to attract our attention. (他大声喊叫并挥动着手臂来引起我们的注意。)
2. We could hear shouts of laughter from the other room. (我们可以听到另一个房间传来的欢笑声。)
3. She let out a shout when she won the race. (她在赢得比赛时大声喊叫。)
4. He shouted for help when he saw the car crash. (他看到车祸时大声呼救。)
5. Don't shout at me like that! (不要那样对我大喊大叫！)
6. She shouted to us from across the street. (她从街对面向我们大声喊叫。)
7. The angry crowd shouted down the politician's speech. (愤怒的人群用高声喊叫打断了政治家的演讲。)
8. He shouted out the answer before anyone else could. (在其他人之前，他大声喊出了答案。)
9. The fans shouted for joy when their team scored a goal. (当他们的队进球时，球迷们高声欢呼。)