Lingaku- to raise one's voice
- to speak at the top of one's voice
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to raise one's voice
- to speak at the top of one's voice
This phrase is used to describe the action of speaking loudly, often to the point of shouting. It can indicate excitement, anger, or a need to be heard over noise.
He raised his voice to cheer for the team during the sports match.
She shouted at the top of her voice because she was angry.
This meaning emphasizes the act of speaking at the loudest volume, often for emphasis or urgency, and can suggest a dramatic or emotional situation.
He called his friend over from outside at the top of his voice.
In the classroom, the students spoke at the top of their voices to discuss the problem.
Generated collocations (experimental)
chě sǎng zi扯嗓子jiān jiào尖叫to scream at the top of one's voicechě sǎng zi扯嗓子hǎn喊to shout loudlychě sǎng zi扯嗓子tǎo lùn讨论to discuss loudlychě sǎng zi扯嗓子chàng gē唱歌to sing loudlychě sǎng zi扯嗓子biàn lùn辩论to debate passionatelychě sǎng zi扯嗓子jiào hǎn叫喊to yell and shoutchě sǎng zi扯嗓子hǒu jiào吼叫to roar or bellowchě sǎng zi扯嗓子jiāo liú交流to communicate loudlychě sǎng zi扯嗓子jiào mài叫卖to shout while sellingchě sǎng zi扯嗓子tōng zhī通知to announce vocally