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yell
UK
/jɛl/
US
/jɛl/
yell back
yell down
yell out
yell over
yell up
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yell
verb
yelled
Past Simple
yelled
Past Participle
yelling
Gerund
UK
/jel/
US
/jɛl/
орать
She started to yell at the top of her lungs.
Она начала орать во всю глотку.
кричать
He had to yell to be heard over the noise.
Ему пришлось кричать, чтобы его услышали сквозь шум.
Additional translations
взывать
вопить
вскрикнуть
Synonyms
roar
howl
call out
bellow
holler
scream
shout
exclaim
Antonyms
murmur
whisper
yell
noun
yells
pl
UK
/jɛl/
US
/jɛl/
крик
The coach's yell could be heard across the field.
Крик тренера был слышен через всё поле.
ор
The yell from the crowd was deafening.
Ор толпы был оглушительным.
вопль
Her yell of excitement was contagious.
Её вопль от восторга был заразительным.
Additional translations
громкий возглас
визг
Synonyms
scream
shout
call
cry
holler
Definitions
yell
verb
To shout or cry out loudly, typically as an expression of strong emotion.
She had to yell to be heard over the noise of the crowd.
To speak or call out loudly, often in a commanding or urgent manner.
The coach yelled instructions to the players from the sidelines.
yell
noun
A loud, sharp cry or shout, often expressing strong emotion or used to attract attention.
The coach's yell could be heard across the entire field.
A rhythmic chant or cheer, especially one performed by a group of supporters to encourage a team.
The fans erupted into the school’s traditional yell as the players ran onto the court.
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