shout out in Spanish
shout out in Spanish is ameritar, meritar, agradecimiento — shout out means a brief public expression of thanks, praise or greeting to a named person or group.
shout out in Spanish
ameritar
To publicly greet or acknowledge a person, group, or organization.
meritar
To publicly greet or acknowledge a person, group, or organization.
agradecimiento
mención
reconocimiento
saludito
saludo
saludón
What does "shout out" mean?
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noun A brief public expression of thanks, praise or greeting to a named person or group.
"Big shout-out to the crew who set the stage up overnight."
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noun A mention of someone's social media account or business by another user, intended to send followers or custom their way.
"A shout-out from an account that size can double your followers overnight."
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verb To publicly mention or credit someone.
"He shouted out every one of the volunteers by name."
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shout out in a sentence
- Big shout-out to the crew who set the stage up overnight.
- She gave her old teacher a shout-out in the acceptance speech.
- A shout-out from an account that size can double your followers overnight.
- He shouted out every one of the volunteers by name.
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What is "shout out" in Spanish?
"shout out" in Spanish is ameritar, meritar, agradecimiento. shout out means: A brief public expression of thanks, praise or greeting to a named person or group.
How do you use "shout out" in a sentence?
Example: "Big shout-out to the crew who set the stage up overnight." In Spanish, "shout out" is ameritar, meritar, agradecimiento.
Are there other ways to say "shout out" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 8 translations listed for "shout out": ameritar, meritar, agradecimiento, mención, reconocimiento, saludito.
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