Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
il s'exclame
English translation:
speak excitedly, forcefully, expressing emotions
Added to glossary by
RHELLER
Apr 29, 2005 14:32
19 yrs ago
French term
il s'exclame
French to English
Social Sciences
Idioms / Maxims / Sayings
semantics
Describing someone's style during an interview or a debate.
il s'étonne, il s'exclame
does it have to do with the volume of speech or the words used?
il s'étonne, il s'exclame
does it have to do with the volume of speech or the words used?
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | exclaim | Graham macLachlan |
5 | to react with feeling or emotion | Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) |
4 +1 | he shows surprise, he reacts out loud | CMJ_Trans (X) |
5 | object or protest | Elizabeth Lyons |
4 | emotional reaction | NancyLynn |
4 | he cries out | sarahl (X) |
3 | he is proud of himself | analeonor |
Proposed translations
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exclaim
I think we all agree...
Speak or say suddenly, excitedly, or forcefully, esp. in expression of anger, pain, delight, surprise, etc.; cry out.
J. A. Froude The people exclaimed that they were betrayed by the gentlemen. D. H. Lawrence Men in the crowd exclaimed and groaned. L. M. Montgomery 'Oh, do you really think so?' exclaimed Anne.
Speak or say suddenly, excitedly, or forcefully, esp. in expression of anger, pain, delight, surprise, etc.; cry out.
J. A. Froude The people exclaimed that they were betrayed by the gentlemen. D. H. Lawrence Men in the crowd exclaimed and groaned. L. M. Montgomery 'Oh, do you really think so?' exclaimed Anne.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Nancy's answer was great but yours will work best in the glossary :-)"
5 mins
he is proud of himself
It has to do with the way he talks about him
7 mins
emotional reaction
Loud, surprised, knee-jerk reaction
Don't forget, this symbol ! is the point d'exclamation.
synonym : S'ecrier : Dire en criant
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Note added at 10 mins (2005-04-29 14:43:13 GMT)
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S\'exclamer: Pousser des exclamations. Elles se sont exclamées : Vive les vacances ! Syn. s\'écrier
Exclamation : Cri subit marquant une émotion, un sentiment.
Multidictionnaire de la langue française
Don't forget, this symbol ! is the point d'exclamation.
synonym : S'ecrier : Dire en criant
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Note added at 10 mins (2005-04-29 14:43:13 GMT)
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S\'exclamer: Pousser des exclamations. Elles se sont exclamées : Vive les vacances ! Syn. s\'écrier
Exclamation : Cri subit marquant une émotion, un sentiment.
Multidictionnaire de la langue française
20 mins
to react with feeling or emotion
it depends also on what comes afterward..
He reacts with emotion or with feeling..or his reactions are emotional..or show emotion..
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Note added at 21 mins (2005-04-29 14:54:09 GMT)
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literarily it would be: he exclaims indignantly or happily or whatever...but the S= react with + [word]
He reacts with emotion or with feeling..or his reactions are emotional..or show emotion..
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Note added at 21 mins (2005-04-29 14:54:09 GMT)
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literarily it would be: he exclaims indignantly or happily or whatever...but the S= react with + [word]
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39 mins
he shows surprise, he reacts out loud
the idea
2 hrs
object or protest
Exclaim or exclamatory interjection/objection is how I read it in the context of debate. To raise an objection forcefully, vocally, to cry out in protest. It is literally interjecting a protest by crying out. And it does have to do with the energy and pitch of the vocalization as well, a forceful exclamation.
Peer comment(s):
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df49f (X)
: s'exclamer is just exclaim, cry out - pas de connotation d'objection, sauf si qualifié
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In a debate, most exclamations are interjected objections or protests. The term out of context may simply mean cry out/exclaim. I was looking for a fit with the stated context. The askers knows more of that context than we and will decide :)
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agree |
Sandra C.
: i agree, if it fits the context :-)
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Thanks, Sandra! :)
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6 hrs
he cries out
remember, point d'exclamation !!!
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