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    Gritado (en. Yelled)

    ɡɾiˈtaðo

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To emit a loud or clamorous sound.
    The child shouted with excitement upon seeing his father.
    El niño ha gritado de emoción al ver a su padre.
    To express something out loud.
    She shouted his name in the middle of the crowd.
    Ella gritó su nombre en medio de la multitud.
    To utter a warning shout.
    The firefighters shouted to warn of the danger.
    Los bomberos gritaron para avisar del peligro.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'gritar', which comes from the Latin 'gritare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    shouted to the four winds
    Something that has been proclaimed publicly and noticeably.
    gritado a los cuatro vientos
    shout like a madman
    To shout in an uncontrolled or exaggerated manner.
    gritar como un loco
    there’s no need to shout
    An expression meaning that it is unnecessary to raise one's voice in a situation.
    no hay que gritar

    Related Words

    shout
    To produce a loud shout or voice.
    gritar
    shout
    A loud and sharp sound produced when shouting.
    grito
    screamer
    A person who shouts a lot.
    griton

    Slang Meanings

    To shout at a concert.
    I was shouting at my favorite band's concert.
    Estuve gritando en el concierto de mi banda favorita.
    To shout with joy.
    I couldn't help but shout with happiness when I received the news.
    No pude evitar gritar de felicidad cuando me dieron la noticia.