shouting V.
- shouting
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I. shout [ʃaʊt] SUST.
II. shout [ʃaʊt] V. intr.
shout down V. trans.
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- preglašati [form. perf. preglasiti]
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- prevpiti
| I | shout |
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| you | shout |
| he/she/it | shouts |
| we | shout |
| you | shout |
| they | shout |
| I | shouted |
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| you | shouted |
| he/she/it | shouted |
| we | shouted |
| you | shouted |
| they | shouted |
| I | have | shouted |
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| you | have | shouted |
| he/she/it | has | shouted |
| we | have | shouted |
| you | have | shouted |
| they | have | shouted |
| I | had | shouted |
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| you | had | shouted |
| he/she/it | had | shouted |
| we | had | shouted |
| you | had | shouted |
| they | had | shouted |
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They shout down, or seek to censor, those who don't agree with them.
www.dailymail.co.uk At meetings, he would regularly shout down others, or roll his eyes when someone else (myself included) put forward an idea.
news.bbc.co.uk Protesters do have the right to shout down speakers and interfere with the ability of the audience to listen.
medicinehatnews.com He had earlier attempted to shout down a number of protesters at the event.
www.thejournal.ie Protesters heckle and shout down students who attempt to enter a lecture hall where a professor is speaking.
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