yell in Italian
yell in Italian is sbraitare, gridare, strillare — yell means to shout loudly, especially out of anger, excitement, or fear.
yell in Italian
sbraitare
(transitive) To convey by shouting.
gridare
(transitive) To convey by shouting.
strillare
(transitive) To convey by shouting.
urlare
(transitive) To convey by shouting.
What does "yell" mean?
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verb To shout loudly, especially out of anger, excitement, or fear.
"He yelled at the driver who cut him off."
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verb To scold someone loudly and angrily.
"Her boss yelled at her for missing the deadline."
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noun A loud shout, or a set phrase shouted as a chant.
"The crowd let out a yell as the winning goal went in."
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yell in a sentence
- He yelled at the driver who cut him off.
- The kids yelled with excitement when the ice cream truck arrived.
- Her boss yelled at her for missing the deadline.
- The crowd let out a yell as the winning goal went in.
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What is "yell" in Italian?
"yell" in Italian is sbraitare, gridare, strillare. yell means: To shout loudly, especially out of anger, excitement, or fear.
How do you use "yell" in a sentence?
Example: "He yelled at the driver who cut him off." In Italian, "yell" is sbraitare, gridare, strillare.
Are there other ways to say "yell" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "yell": sbraitare, gridare, strillare, urlare.
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