shout at
phrasal verb·1 sense·particle at
Meanings
Speak loudly toward someone, often angrily
Why “at”? AT can send words or actions toward someone in a sharp way.
“The driver shouted at the cyclist.”
“Don't shout at the children.”
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get at
Same at pattern: pressure
Criticise someone repeatedly or unfairly; Suggest or mean something indirectly; Reach or gain access to something
go at
Same at pattern: pressure
Work on something with strong energy; Attack or argue with strong energy
laugh at
Same at pattern: pressure
Show amusement toward someone or something
shout back
Same base verb: shout
Reply by yelling
shout out
Same base verb: shout
Say something loudly and suddenly
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