Gritaré (en. I will shout)

/ɡɾitaˈɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To express in a loud or strong voice.

I will shout so they can hear me.

Gritaré para que me escuchen.

To make a loud sound with the voice.

If you don’t pay attention to me, I will shout.

Si no me prestas atención, gritaré.

To call someone forcefully.

I will shout his name until he comes.

Gritaré su nombre hasta que venga.

It comes from the Latin 'clitĕre', which means 'to shout' or 'to call'.

at the top of one's lungs

To express oneself loudly or with great intensity.

a gritos

shout in the desert

To speak or express something without being heard.

gritar en el desierto

shout from the rooftops

To announce something publicly.

gritar a los cuatro vientos

shout

A loud sound that occurs when shouting.

grito

loudmouth

A person who shouts a lot.

gritón

shouting

Action or effect of shouting a lot.

gritadera

To shout in a festive or celebratory context.

At the party, everyone was shouting with joy.

En la fiesta, todos gritaban de alegría.

Exaggerated use of the voice to attract attention.

That guy always shouts to get attention.

Ese chico siempre grita para que lo escuchen.