holler in German
holler in German is Brüllen, lauter Ruf, lauter Schrei — holler means to shout loudly, often to get attention or express strong feeling.
holler in German
Brüllen
A yell, shout.
lauter Ruf
A yell, shout.
lauter Schrei
A yell, shout.
Bescheid
(by extension, colloquial) Any communication to get somebody's attention.
Zuruf
(by extension, colloquial) Any communication to get somebody's attention.
What does "holler" mean?
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verb To shout loudly, often to get attention or express strong feeling.
"He hollered across the field to warn them about the storm."
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noun A loud shout or cry.
"They heard a holler from the other side of the yard."
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verb Informal: to contact someone, especially to ask for help or make plans.
"Holler at me if you need anything this weekend."
holler in a sentence
- He hollered across the field to warn them about the storm.
- She hollered in pain when she stubbed her toe.
- They heard a holler from the other side of the yard.
- Holler at me if you need anything this weekend.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "holler" in German?
"holler" in German is Brüllen, lauter Ruf, lauter Schrei. holler means: To shout loudly, often to get attention or express strong feeling.
How do you use "holler" in a sentence?
Example: "He hollered across the field to warn them about the storm." In German, "holler" is Brüllen, lauter Ruf, lauter Schrei.
Are there other ways to say "holler" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "holler": Brüllen, lauter Ruf, lauter Schrei, Bescheid, Zuruf.
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