shout a message; hail; appeal
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Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to shout a message; to hail; to appeal verbally
Often implies a directed communication over a distance or to a specific group, commonly used in military, protest, or persuasive contexts.
Jǐng警
chá察
xiàng向
duǒ躲
cáng藏
de的
xián嫌
yí疑
rén人
hǎn喊
huà话
，
quàn劝
tā他
tóu投
xiáng降
。
The police hailed the hiding suspect, urging him to surrender.
Zài在
yóu游
xíng行
zhōng中
，
zǔ组
zhī织
zhě者
tōng通
guò过
lǎ喇
ba叭
xiàng向
rén人
qún群
hǎn喊
huà话
。
During the protest, the organizers shouted their message to the crowd through a loudspeaker.
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Liǎng两
jūn军
duì对
zhèn阵
shí时
，
zhǐ指
huī挥
guān官
cháng常
cháng常
xiàng向
duì对
fāng方
hǎn喊
huà话
quàn劝
xiáng降
。
When armies face off, commanders often shout appeals to the other side to surrender.
Lǐng领
dǎo导
duì对
zhe着
huà话
tǒng筒
xiàng向
quán全
tǐ体
yuán员
gōng工
hǎn喊
huà话
，
gǔ鼓
wǔ舞
shì士
qì气
。
The leader spoke into the microphone to address all employees and boost morale.