howl

hurlement

Cri fort et prolongé d’un loup, d’un chien ou d’un animal semblable.

En anglais simple : The long, loud cry of a wolf, dog, or similar animal.

• We heard a wolf’s howl.
• The dog’s lonely howls kept us awake.
• A distant howl broke the silence of the forest.

Expressions courantes : wolf howl, distant howl

hurlement

Son fort et prolongé, comme celui du vent ou de personnes qui crient.

En anglais simple : A long, loud sound, such as wind blowing or people crying out.

• A howl of pain came from upstairs.
• We heard the howl of the wind all night.
• The decision drew howls of protest from the crowd.

Synonymes : wail, cry

Expressions courantes : howl of wind, howl of protest, howl of pain

hurler

Émettre un cri ou un son fort et prolongé.

En anglais simple : To make a long, loud crying sound.

• The dog began to howl.
• Wind howled around the house.
• We heard wolves howling beyond the trees.

Synonymes : wail

Expressions courantes : howl all night, howl at night, howl at the moon

hurler

Crier très fort parce qu’on souffre ou qu’on est profondément bouleversé.

En anglais simple : To cry out loudly because you are hurt or very upset.

• The child howled with pain.
• She howled in grief when she heard the news.
• He fell and began howling for help.

Comment l'utiliser : howl with something (He howled with pain when he moved his arm.)

Synonymes : wail, cry out

Expressions courantes : howl with pain, howl in distress