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    Clamó (en. Called)

    [kla'mo]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To make a loud shout or call.
    The boy cried for help when he got lost in the park.
    El niño clamó por ayuda cuando se perdió en el parque.
    To intensely manifest a need or desire.
    The population cried for justice after the incident.
    La población clamó por justicia tras el incidente.
    To express a complaint or protest energetically.
    The workers called for better working conditions.
    Los trabajadores clamaron por mejores condiciones laborales.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'clamare', which means 'to shout'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    called to heaven
    expressed great discontent or suffering.
    clamó al cielo
    called for justice
    manifested the need for justice.
    clamó justicia
    cried in silence
    suffered in silence without expressing his pain.
    clamó en silencio

    Related Words

    clamar
    To make an intense request or appeal.
    clamar
    shout
    To express something in a loud or strong voice.
    gritar
    plead
    To fervently ask for something.
    rogar

    Slang Meanings

    To shout in a celebration.
    At the party, everyone shouted in unison at the toast.
    En la fiesta, todos clamaron al unísono al brindis.
    To complain in an exaggerated manner.
    Don't keep crying about everything, that doesn't help.
    No dejes de clamar por todo, eso no ayuda.