No. 9,500 in German
mitbrüllen
To roar or shout along with others.
In a sentence
Während des Konzerts konnte Peter nicht anders, als mit den anderen Fans mitzubrüllen.
During the concert, Peter couldn't help but shout along with the other fans.
Here, 'mitbrüllen' means to shout or scream along with others, emphasizing the collective action of cheering or exclaiming.
Die Kinder hatten so viel Spaß beim Karneval, dass sie fröhlich mitbrüllten, was der Angekündigte rief.
The children had so much fun at the carnival that they joyfully shouted along with what the announcer was saying.
In this sentence, 'mitbrüllen' captures the children's engagement in loudly repeating or echoing the excitement.
Selbst die ruhigsten Gäste begannen, den Refrain des Liedes mitzubrüllen, als es gespielt wurde.
Even the quietest guests started to shout the chorus of the song along as it played.
Here, 'mitbrüllen' conveys the participation in loudly singing or shouting a shared text with enthusiasm.
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