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    Chinese Grammar

    Expressing "shouting out" with 喊出 (hǎnchū)

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    Manner & Method

    Structure

    喊出 + Content/Object

    Explanation

    The verb 喊出 (hǎnchū) means "to shout out" or "to call out" and combines 喊 (to shout) with the directional complement 出 (out). It indicates that words or sounds are projected outward with force or urgency.

    Examples

    • 他激动地喊出了队友的名字。

      Tā jīdòng de hǎn chūle duìyǒu de míngzì.

      He excitedly shouted out his teammate's name.

    • 她忍不住喊出了"我成功了!"

      Tā rěn bú zhù hǎn chūle "Wǒ chénggōngle!"

      She couldn't help but shout out, "I did it!"

    • 抗议者喊出了自己的诉求。

      Kàngyì zhě hǎn chūle zìjǐ de sùqiú.

      The protesters shouted out their demands.

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