Exclamaron (en. They exclaimed)

/eks.kla.'ma.ɾon/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To express an intense emotion suddenly.

When they saw the gift, they exclaimed with joy.

Cuando vieron el regalo, exclamaron de alegría.

To say something aloud as an exclamation.

Upon learning the news, they exclaimed in surprise.

Al enterarse de la noticia, exclamaron en sorpresa.

To interrupt with an effusive expression.

The children exclaimed upon seeing the fireworks show.

Los niños exclamaron al ver el espectáculo de fuegos artificiales.

From Latin 'exclamare', which means 'to cry out' or 'to call.'

They exclaimed with joy.

They showed happiness with an exclamation.

exclamaron de alegría

They exclaimed in surprise.

They expressed astonishment through shouts.

exclamaron de sorpresa

They exclaimed in chorus.

They said something in unison, in a loud voice.

exclamaron en coro

Exclaim

To say something in an effusive or energetic manner.

exclamar

Shout

A high-pitched sound emitted forcefully.

grito

Surprise

Reaction to the unexpected.

sorpresa

They shouted with excitement.

When the singer arrived, the crowd exclaimed like crazy.

Cuando llegó el cantante, la multitud exclamó como locos.

They were greatly astonished.

Upon seeing the match result, they exclaimed in laughter.

Al ver el resultado del partido, exclamaron entre risas.