No. 11,771 in Spanish
grito
A "shout" or "cry."
In a sentence
Escuché un grito en la distancia.
I heard a scream in the distance.
In this sentence, 'grito' refers to a sudden loud cry or scream, indicating an expression of emotion or an alert.
El grito de independencia es una tradición en México.
The cry of independence is a tradition in Mexico.
Here, 'grito' symbolizes a shout or a call, in this case referring to a historical proclamation or rallying cry associated with Mexican independence.
Dio un grito de alegría al escuchar la buena noticia.
He gave a shout of joy upon hearing the good news.
In this context, 'grito' signifies a shout or exclamation, expressing a strong emotional reaction such as happiness.
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