Translation for 'shout' from English to Polish

to shout

krzyknąć [dok.]

krzyczeć [niedok.]

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shout

krzyk {m}

• The sample contains a short ad lib shout by one of the musicians, and is usually played at a higher speed, giving the shout a very recognizable character.
• The ring shout has developed into the modern "shout" (or "praise break") tradition now seen across the globe.
• The identifiers shout out their guesses as the describer is describing and it is the opposing team's responsibility to keep an eye on the timer and shout "stop" once it has run out.
• ", rōmaji: "katsu") is a shout that is described in Chan and Zen Buddhism encounter-stories, to expose the enlightened state (Japanese: "satori") of the Zen-master, and/or to induce initial enlightenment experience in a student.
• Then shout with might and main.

• They always refer to one another as twine, and they shout out "twin power" anytime they have an idea or plot.
• FIBS supports communication between players via text messages using the "shout" command which broadcasts to all players, in-game using the "kibitz" or "whisper" commands, and privately using the "tell" command.
• In July 2020, Shout! Factory announced to have struck a multi-year deal with Alliance Entertainment and Mill Creek Entertainment that granted them the exclusive SVOD and AVOD digital rights to the Ultra series, 1,100 episodes and 20 films acquired by Mill Creek the previous year.
• Red-robed officials shout on broad streets.
• Four players shall shout in unison a different syllable from the keyword, while the remaining players just have to move their lips, i.e.

• The shout Āṭavaka cried before facing the Buddha is held by tradition to be one of the four shout heard throughout Jambudvīpa.
• He found out that when the crowd was small and during daytime, people would usually not shout that the person should jump.
• When cabinets shout at the entrance, podium or canteen, the students who walk by will feel refreshed since the cabinets all wear colorful costumes and shout loudly.
• The "ring shout" is an African American musical and dance tradition that is among the oldest surviving African American performance styles in North America.
• The usual form of the chant consists of two groups, one shouting the word "Oggy!