gridare
A2#1,230Hear it
verb
- to shout or cry
- to scream or yell
- to squall
Forms
Present
| I | grido |
|---|---|
| you | gridi |
| he, she, it | grida |
| we | gridiamo |
| you (plural) | gridate |
| they | gridano |
Imperfect
| I | gridavo |
|---|---|
| you | gridavi |
| he, she, it | gridava |
| we | gridavamo |
| you (plural) | gridavate |
| they | gridavano |
Past historic
| I | gridai |
|---|---|
| you | gridasti |
| he, she, it | gridò |
| we | gridammo |
| you (plural) | gridaste |
| they | gridarono |
Future
| I | griderò |
|---|---|
| you | griderai |
| he, she, it | griderà |
| we | grideremo |
| you (plural) | griderete |
| they | grideranno |
Conditional
| I | griderei |
|---|---|
| you | grideresti |
| he, she, it | griderebbe |
| we | grideremmo |
| you (plural) | gridereste |
| they | griderebbero |
Subjunctive
| I | gridi |
|---|---|
| you | gridi |
| he, she, it | gridi |
| we | gridiamo |
| you (plural) | gridiate |
| they | gridino |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | gridassi |
|---|---|
| you | gridassi |
| he, she, it | gridasse |
| we | gridassimo |
| you (plural) | gridaste |
| they | gridassero |
Imperative
| you | grida |
|---|---|
| he, she, it | gridi |
| we | gridiamo |
| you (plural) | gridate |
| they | gridino |
Other forms
| infinitive | gridare |
|---|
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Qualcuno grida: "Manicomio! Manicomio!"Someone shouts: "Madhouse! Madhouse!"A1Sei personaggi al Teatro Valle — Six Characters at the Teatro Valle
- Ha gridato di rabbia quando ha visto la macchina graffiata.He shouted in rage when he saw the scratched car.A2Di nuovo, per favore (2) — Again, please (2) (A2)
- Ma Currado grida forte, e le gru mettono giù l'altra zampa.But Currado gives a loud shout, and the cranes put down their other leg.A2Chichibio e la gru — Chichibio and the Crane
- Ma a Lugano molti volontari hanno gridato: "Liberi e svizzeri!"But in Lugano many volunteers shouted: "Free and Swiss!"A2Liberi e svizzeri — Free and Swiss
Other ways to say it
- inveireto rail, to inveigh [with contro ‘against’]; to attack physically [with contro ‘someone’]
- prorompereto erupt, to gush, to burst forth; to rush out; to pour out (of people)
- sbraitareto shout, to scream, to yell
- schiamazzareto make noise, to clamour, to din (of people); to cackle, to chatter, to squawk (of animals)
- sfiatarsito lose its tenor (of a wind instrument); to lose one's voice (of a singer)
- sgolarsito speak, shout, or sing oneself hoarse
- spolmonarsito shout oneself hoarse
- strepitareto make a din; to screech, to roar, etc.; to shout, to scream