to be called; to be known as

to shout; to yell; (telecommunications) to call

to screech; to shriek

called; named

to awaken; to wake sb up; to rouse

yelling (sound made by person); barking; braying; roaring (sound made by animals)

shouting and screaming (idiom); to scream loudly; to rant; to kick up a racket; to conduct vigorous propaganda

exclamation; outcry; shout; yell

to call; to be called

to cry out; to shout

to emit a sound; (of birds, insects etc) to chirp, hoot etc; (of a siren, steam whistle etc) to sound

to howl; to yell

(sports) to call a time-out; to halt; to put a stop to; to put on hold

to howl; to bellow; to yell

to shout and quarrel; to make a big fuss

term; name; way of referring to sb or sth

to inconsiderately shout

to scream; blood-curdling screech; miserable shriek

to cry out; to bark out a sound

to applaud; to cheer

to call a cab (by phone); to request a ride (via an app)

to bark; to yelp

to be available at any time; to be on call

to hoot

to hawk (one's wares); to peddle

to gain fame and success

to shout; to bellow one's grievances

to complain of an injustice; to lament sb's misfortune

to cry out in ecstasy (during lovemaking)

to give sb a wake-up call (at a hotel)

to caterwaul; to call like an animal in heat

to signal the musicians (in Chinese opera, by prolonging a spoken word before attacking a song); (coll.) to challenge

to bid (bridge and similar card games)

to whine about hardships; to complain of one's bitter lot; to complain; to grumble

to call; to shout

to challenge an opponent to a fight

(coll.) male donkey

rooster; cock; (slang) (Cantonese) to visit a prostitute

to howl; to yell

to squeal; to screech

to growl; to howl

to whinny (of a horse); to neigh; to shout

to cry out in fear

(coll.) to holler; to squawk

(of owls) to hoot or screech

variant of 呱呱叫[gua1 gua1 jiao4]

variant of 叫花子[jiao4 hua1 zi5]

beggar

(Tw) impressive (from Taiwanese 削削叫, Tai-lo pr. [siah-siah-kiò])