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    Gritaban (en. They shouted)

    /ɡɾiˈtaba/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To emit a loud and piercing sound with the voice.
    The children were shouting with joy when they saw the show.
    Los niños gritaban de alegría al ver el espectáculo.
    To express something in a noisy or energetic manner.
    The fans were shouting the name of their team.
    Los aficionados gritaban el nombre de su equipo.
    To make something known to someone in a clear and attention-grabbing way.
    The protesters were shouting slogans in the street.
    Los manifestantes gritaban consignas en la calle.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'gritare', which means to call out loud.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    shout it from the rooftops
    To express something publicly.
    gritar a los cuatro vientos
    shout for help
    To urgently ask for help.
    gritar por ayuda
    scream with joy
    To express intense joy through shouting.
    gritar de felicidad
    shout in the desert
    To speak or express something without being heard.
    gritar en el desierto

    Related Words

    shout
    A loud and sharp sound produced when shouting.
    grito
    to shout
    The act of raising one's voice loudly.
    gritar
    loud shouter
    A person who shouts a lot.
    gritón

    Slang Meanings

    To shout loudly to make something noticeable.
    I was so excited that they were shouting like crazy.
    Estaba tan emocionado que gritaban como locos.
    To make noise at a celebration or protest.
    At the concert, everyone was shouting non-stop.
    En el concierto, todos gritaban sin parar.