shouting [ˈʃaʊtɪŋ] sustantivogriterío (m) gritos mpl
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shouting [shau-tin]sustantivoVocerío, griterío; aclamación.
adjetivoQue vocea, o mueve los ánimos dando gritos.
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shouting [ˈʃaʊtɪŋ]
noun
gritos; (m) vocerío; (m) what's all this shouting about? I could hear shouting in the street it could not be heard above the shouting and the laughterand the laughter the shouting was further away now
within shouting distance (of sth) a tiro de piedra (de algo)
/her temple's/ in a mango grove /within shouting distance of the road/, but to reach it, you have to wade across a stream full of water snakes
it's all over bar the shouting ya es asunto concluido "It's all on film," Aubrey murmured. `Everything. It's all over, Tony, bar the shouting! She's safe, and we have the proof."
modifier
shouting match (n) pelea riña de gallos; (f)or (f) the TV debate turned into a shouting match el debate televisado se convirtió en una pelea riña de gallos;or
loud noisy arguments that culminated in shouting matches between his Mum and Dad I came home to find them having a shouting match in the kitchen
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