shout in Japanese
shout in Japanese is 叫ぶ — shout means to say something loudly, especially to express strong emotion or get attention.
shout in Japanese
叫ぶ
Pronounced: sakebu
(intransitive) To utter a sudden and loud cry, as in joy, triumph, exultation or anger, or to attract attention, to animate others, etc.
What does "shout" mean?
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verb To say something loudly, especially to express strong emotion or get attention.
"The teacher had to shout to be heard over the noisy playground."
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noun A loud cry or call.
"We heard a shout from the bottom of the stairs."
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noun British informal: someone's turn to pay for a round of drinks.
"Put your wallet away, because it's my shout this time."
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shout in a sentence
- The teacher had to shout to be heard over the noisy playground.
- He shouted for help when he saw the smoke.
- We heard a shout from the bottom of the stairs.
- With a shout of joy, the children ran into the sea.
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What is "shout" in Japanese?
"shout" in Japanese is 叫ぶ. shout means: To say something loudly, especially to express strong emotion or get attention.
How do you pronounce 叫ぶ?
"shout" in Japanese is 叫ぶ, pronounced "sakebu".
How do you use "shout" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher had to shout to be heard over the noisy playground." In Japanese, "shout" is 叫ぶ.
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