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单词 yell
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yell

Friends on the chair behind heard screams and yells and saw the man suspended over the mountain.The yells turn to cheers as we bounce safely at the bottom.All the yelling and pain snapped me back to reality.He was shouting and yelling at my family.We yelled abuse at each other and it spilled out into the street.Then he yelled back and told me to shut up.They yelled abuse at each other then began fighting.She yelled back at him and was in a real huff.They were screaming and yelling in all languages to jump out of the cars.The workers on the site are always yelling and shouting when people are trying to enjoy a walk along the river.He was yelling loudly at times.As soon as you touch him, yell out in pain.I grabbed my assailant, yelled very loudly and he dropped my phone.She had learned that "he who yells loudest to the right people generally is heard' and she practically demanded a decent summer holiday.EVERY race fan dreams of yelling: 'I gotta horse!She added: 'I looked out of my window and saw a woman run out of the house yelling and crying and calling for an ambulance.

In other languages
yell

British English: yell /jɛl/ VERB
If you yell, you shout loudly, usually because you are excited, angry, or in pain.
`Help!' he yelled.
I'm sorry I yelled at you last night.
  • American English: yell
  • Arabic: يَصْرُخُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: gritar
  • Chinese: 大叫
  • Croatian: vikati
  • Czech: křičet
  • Danish: råbe
  • Dutch: schreeuwen
  • European Spanish: gritar
  • Finnish: huutaa
  • French: hurler crier
  • German: schreien
  • Greek: κραυγάζω
  • Italian: urlare
  • Japanese: 叫ぶ
  • Korean: 소리치다
  • Norwegian: skrike
  • Polish: wrzasnąć
  • European Portuguese: gritar
  • Romanian: a țipa
  • Russian: вопить
  • Latin American Spanish: gritar
  • Swedish: skrika
  • Thai: ตะโกน ร้อง
  • Turkish: bağırmak
  • Ukrainian: кричати
  • Vietnamese: la hét
British English: yell NOUN
A yell is a loud shout given by someone who is afraid or in pain.
Something brushed past his face, and he let out a yell.
  • American English: yell
  • Brazilian Portuguese: berro
  • Chinese: 大声叫喊恐惧或痛苦中的人发出的
  • European Spanish: grito
  • French: hurlement
  • German: Schrei
  • Italian: urlo
  • Japanese: 叫び声
  • Korean: 소리 고함
  • European Portuguese: berro
  • Latin American Spanish: grito

Chinese translation of 'yell'

yell

(jɛl)

n (c)

  1. 叫喊 (jiàohǎn)

vi

  1. 叫喊 (jiàohǎn)

vt

  1. 叫喊着(著)说(說) (jiàohǎnzhe shuō)
    to let out a yell 大喊一声(聲) (dà hǎn yī shēng)
    to yell at sb (= scold) 对(對)某人大喊大叫 (duì mǒurén dà hǎn dà jiào)
(verb) 
Definition
to shout, scream, or cheer in a loud or piercing way
He was out there shouting and yelling.
Synonyms
scream
If I hear one more joke about my hair, I shall scream.
shout
We began to shout for help.
cry out
howl
The baby was howling for her 3am feed.
call out
wail
She began to wail that she was hungry.
shriek
She shrieked and leapt from the bed.
screech
She was screeching at them.
squeal
Jennifer squealed with delight and hugged me.
bawl
They were shouting and bawling at each other.
holler (informal)
He hollered for help.
yelp
wrenching my ankle so hard that I yelped in pain
call at the top of your voice
Opposites
whisper
,
mutter
,
murmur
,
mumble
(noun) 
Definition
a loud piercing cry of pain, anger, or fear
He let out a yell.
Synonyms
scream
Hilda let out a scream.
cry
Her brother gave a cry of recognition.
shout
I heard a distant shout.
roar
the roar of lions in the distance
howl
a howl of rage
shriek
a shriek of joy
whoop
A wild frenzy of whoops and yells arose outside.
screech
The figure gave a screech.
squeal
the squeal of piglets
At that moment there was a squeal of brakes.
holler (informal)
The men were celebrating with whoops and hollers.
yelp
She gave a yelp of pain.
yowl
Opposites
whisper
,
mutter
,
murmur
,
mumble

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bawl
Definition
to shout loudly
They were shouting and bawling at each other.
Synonyms
shout,
call,
scream,
roar,
yell,
howl,
bellow,
bay,
clamour,
holler (informal),
raise your voice,
halloo,
hollo,
vociferate
in the sense of cry
Definition
the act or sound of crying
Her brother gave a cry of recognition.
Synonyms
shout,
call,
bell,
scream,
roar,
yell,
howl,
shriek,
bellow,
whoop,
screech,
hoot,
ejaculation (literary),
bawl,
holler (informal),
exclamation,
squawk,
yelp,
yoo-hoo
in the sense of holler
Definition
to shout or yell
He hollered for help.
Synonyms
yell,
call,
cry,
shout,
cheer,
roar,
hail,
bellow,
whoop,
clamour,
bawl,
hurrah,
halloo,
hollo,
huzzah (archaic)

Synonyms of 'yell'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of holler
Definition
a shout or yell
The men were celebrating with whoops and hollers.
Synonyms
yell,
call,
cry,
shout,
cheer,
roar,
hail,
bellow,
whoop,
clamour,
bawl,
hurrah,
halloo,
hollo,
huzzah (archaic)
in the sense of howl
Definition
to express (something) in a howl or utter such cries
The baby was howling for her 3am feed.
Synonyms
cry,
shout,
bell,
scream,
roar,
weep,
yell,
lament,
cry out,
wail,
shriek,
bellow,
bawl,
yelp,
ululate
in the sense of howl
Definition
a similar cry of pain or sorrow
a howl of rage
Synonyms
cry,
scream,
roar,
bay,
bell,
wail,
outcry,
shriek,
bellow,
clamour,
hoot,
bawl,
yelp,
yowl,
ululation
in the sense of roar
Definition
a loud deep cry, uttered by a person or crowd, esp. in anger or triumph
the roar of lions in the distance
Synonyms
cry,
crash,
shout,
yell,
howl,
outcry,
bellow,
clamour
in the sense of screech
Definition
to utter a shrill cry
She was screeching at them.
Synonyms
shriek,
scream,
yell,
howl,
call out,
wail,
bellow,
squeal,
holler,
caterwaul
in the sense of screech
Definition
a shrill or high-pitched sound or cry
The figure gave a screech.
Synonyms
cry,
scream,
shriek,
squeal,
squawk,
yelp
in the sense of shout
Definition
to cry out loudly
We began to shout for help.
Synonyms
cry (out),
call (out),
yell,
scream,
roar,
wail,
shriek,
bellow,
bawl,
holler (informal),
raise your voice,
hollo
in the sense of shout
Definition
a loud call or cry
I heard a distant shout.
Synonyms
cry,
call,
yell,
scream,
roar,
wail,
shriek,
bellow
in the sense of shriek
Definition
to utter (words or sounds) in a high-pitched tone
She shrieked and leapt from the bed.
Synonyms
scream,
cry,
yell,
howl,
wail,
whoop,
screech,
squeal,
holler
in the sense of shriek
Definition
a high-pitched scream
a shriek of joy
Synonyms
scream,
cry,
yell,
howl,
wail,
whoop,
screech,
squeal,
holler

Additional synonyms

in the sense of squeal
Definition
to make a squeal
Jennifer squealed with delight and hugged me.
Synonyms
scream,
yell,
shriek,
screech,
yelp,
wail,
yowl
in the sense of squeal
Definition
a long high-pitched yelp
the squeal of pigletsAt that moment there was a squeal of brakes.
Synonyms
scream,
shriek,
screech,
yell,
scream,
wail,
yelp,
yowl
in the sense of wail
Definition
to utter a prolonged high-pitched cry of pain or sorrow
She began to wail that she was hungry.
Synonyms
scream,
cry,
yell,
howl,
shriek,
screech,
yelp
in the sense of whoop
Definition
a loud cry of excitement or joy
A wild frenzy of whoops and yells arose outside.
Synonyms
cry,
shout,
scream,
cheer,
yell,
shriek,
hoot,
holler (informal),
hurrah,
halloo
in the sense of yelp
Definition
to utter a sharp or high-pitched cry of pain
wrenching my ankle so hard that I yelped in pain
Synonyms
cry,
shout,
scream,
yell,
wail,
screech,
squeal
in the sense of yelp
Definition
a sharp or high-pitched cry of pain
She gave a yelp of pain.
Synonyms
cry,
shout,
scream,
yell,
wail,
screech,
squeal
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