yell out

yell out
yell out
I. vi schreien; fans, supporters johlen
II. vt
to \yell out out ⇆ sth etw schreien [o brüllen]
someone \yell outed out “stop!” jemand rief laut „halt!“
to \yell out out an answer mit der Antwort herausplatzen
to \yell out out orders MIL Befehle brüllen
to \yell out out a warning eine Warnung hervorstoßen

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