bawl russian

• ора́ть

  to yell, to shout, to scream, to bawl

  to plough, to plow, to till

• реве́ть

  to roar

  to cry, to bawl, to scream

• вдуть

  to blow in, to blow into

  to bang, to screw, to shag

  to chew out, to bawl out, to give a dressing-down

• разоря́ться

  to go bankrupt, to be ruined, to lose all one's possessions

  to rant, to yell, to bawl

• горла́нить

  to bawl, to yell

• прореве́ть

  to cry for some time, to weep for some time, to bawl for some time, to roar for some time

• рёв

  roar, bellow, howl

  bawling, wailing, whining

• крику́н

  shouter, bawler, loud-mouthed person

  crybaby, squaller, screamer (of a baby)

  loudmouth, babbler, windbag

• разреве́ться

  to burst into tears, to start bawling, to start howling

  to start blaring, to start roaring

• зареве́ть

  to start roaring, to start bellowing, to begin to howl

  to burst into tears, to start bawling, to start crying loudly

• реву́н

  crybaby, bawler, howler

  howler monkey

  siren, horn, hooter

  seal pup

  bellower, bad singer

• крику́нья

  shouter, bawler, squaller, babbler

• визгу́н

  squealer, screamer, bawler

• горлодёр

  bawler

• горла́н

  loudmouth, bawler, shouter, bellower

  milk jug, wide-mouthed crock

• ора́ние

  shouting, screaming, yelling, bawling

• горла́нящий

  shouting loudly, bawling, bellowing

• горла́нивший

  shouting, yelling, bawling

Examples

• Босс накрича́л на меня.

  The boss bawled me out.

• Он ора́л и вопи́л из-за пробле́мы, кото́рую, как оказа́лось, легко реши́ть.

  He bawled and screamed about what turned out to be an easily fixable problem.

• Соседи любят горланить песни по ночам.

  The neighbors like to bawl out songs at night.

• Ребёнок проревел всю ночь без остановки.

  The child bawled all night without stopping.

• Малыш проревел весь фильм в кино.

  The little one bawled through the entire movie at the cinema.

• Этот горлан всегда кричит громче всех.

  That bawler always shouts louder than everyone else.