yell

叫ぶ、大声を出す

怒りや興奮、恐怖などから、大きな声を出す。

やさしい英語で： To make a loud sound with your voice, often because you are angry, excited, or frightened.

• Please do not yell.
• The fans yelled when their team scored.
• She yelled in pain when she hurt her foot.

類義語： shout, scream

反対語： whisper

よく使う表現： yell loudly, yell in pain, yell with excitement

叫ぶ、大声で言う

相手に聞こえるように、言いたいことを大声で言う。

やさしい英語で： To say something in a very loud voice so someone can hear it.

• He yelled my name.
• She yelled a warning to the children.
• They yelled that we should leave immediately.

使い方： yell something to someone (She yelled directions to us from the balcony.); yell that… (He yelled that the bridge was unsafe.)

類義語： shout, call out

反対語： whisper

よく使う表現： yell something out, yell a warning, yell to someone

怒鳴る、叱る

悪いことをしたと思う相手に、怒って大声で叱る。

やさしい英語で： To speak angrily and loudly to someone because you think they did something wrong.

• Dad yelled at me again.
• She yelled at him for breaking the window.
• Why are you yelling at the children?

使い方： yell at someone for doing something (My boss yelled at me for arriving late.)

類義語： scold, tell off

反対語： praise

よく使う表現： yell at someone, yell at children

叫び声

人が出す大きな声や叫び。

やさしい英語で： A loud sound or shout made by a person.

• I heard a yell outside.
• He gave a yell of excitement.
• The crowd answered with loud yells.

類義語： shout, cry, scream

反対語： whisper

よく使う表現： loud yell, yell of pain, give a yell