Cry out | EWA Phasal Verbs Dictionary
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Cry out

/kraɪ aut/

A2

Elementary

1. To make a loud vocal sound, often because of fear, pain, or a strong emotion.

  • She cried out in pain when she touched the hot stove.
  • The child cried out when he saw the clown at the party.
  • He cried out for help when he was stuck in the elevator.

2. To call out for attention or assistance.

  • The protesters cried out for justice during the rally.
  • The lost hiker cried out, hoping someone would hear him.
  • As the boat began to sink, the passengers cried out for help.

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