Shouting

Definition

shout /ʃaƱt/ n ၁။ ေအာ္သံ။ ဟစ္ေႂကြးသံ။ shouts of joy/alarm/excitement ❍ Her warning shout came too late. ❍ She was greeted with shouts of ‘Long live the President!’ ၂။ ( infml esp Austral or NZ ) (အေဖ်ာ္ယမကာစသည္) ဒကာခံဖို႔အလွည့္။ What will you have? It's my shout. v ၁။ ~ sth (at/to sb) ; ~ sth (out) ေအာ္ေျပာသည္။ There's no need to shout, I'm not deaf! ❍ The boys shouted out their names. ❍ ‘Go back!’ she shouted. ❍ Bill shouted a warning to me. ❍ shout abuse/encouragement ❍ Ellen shouted that she couldn't hear properly. ❍ He shouted to me that the boat was sinking. ❍ I shouted at/to him to shut the gate. ၂။ ~ (out) ဟစ္သည္။ ေအာ္သည္။ shout for joy ❍ She shouted out in pain. ❍ She shouted herself hoarse cheering on the team. ❏ be all over bar the shouting [ IDM ] ( Brit ) ပတ္စာခြာ ဖ်ာလိပ္ရန္သာ ရိွေတာ့သည္။ ❏ shout at sb [ PHRV ] ေအာ္သည္။ ေငါက္သည္။ Dad was always shouting at us. ❏ shout sb down [ PHRV ] (ဗန္း)ေလာင္သည္။ The crowd kept shouting the speaker down. ❏ shouting n [U] ေအာ္သံ။ The shouting stopped suddenly. ❍ He waited till she was within shouting distance (ie near enough to hear sth shouted). ❏ shouting distance n တစ္ေခၚ။ He waited till she was within shouting distance (ie near enough to hear sth shouted).

Examples

1. ‘Stop!’ he shouted.
2. [shout at the top of your voice] : ‘I want to go now
3. ’ Danny shouted at the top of his voice.
4. [shout to someone] : We shouted across to the driver to tell him to switch off the engine.
5. [shout at someone/something] : Donna shouted at the men furiously.
6. [shout insults/abuse (at someone)] : As she left the court
7. she shouted insults at the police.
8. [scream and shout (at someone/something)] : Some of the patients were screaming and shouting at the nurses.
9. A man in the next bed was shouting wildly in pain.
10. [shout about] : Failing your French exam is nothing to shout about.
11. He’s clearly not afraid to shout about his achievements.
12. [shout someone something] : I’ll shout you lunch.