berrear

v.

1 to bellow (animal).

2 to screech, to howl (informal) (cantar mal).

El chico berrea por un helado The boy howls for ice cream.

3 to low.

La vaca berrea de disgusto The cow lows in disgust.

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berrear

► verbo intransitivo

1 (becerro) to bellow

2 (persona) to bawl; (niño) to howl, bawl

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verb

1) to bellow

2) howl

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1. VI

1) (=gritar) [animal] to bellow; [niño] to howl, bawl

2) (Mús) hum to bawl

2.

See:

berrearse

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verbo intransitivo becerro/ciervo to bellow; niño (fam) to bawl

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verbo intransitivo becerro/ciervo to bellow; niño (fam) to bawl

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berrear [A1 ]

vi

1 «becerro/ciervo» to bellow

2 (fam); «niño» to bawl

estos cantantes modernos lo único que saben hacer es berrear all these modern singers do is scream and shout

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berrear (conjugate berrear) verbo intransitivo [becerro/ciervo] to bellow
berrear verbo intransitivo
1 (mugir) to bellow, low
2 (llorar un niño a gritos) to howl, bawl
3 (cantar mal, gritar una persona) to yell, bawl
'berrear' also found in these entries:
English:
bawl
- squall
- howl

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berrear vi

1. [animal] to bellow

2. [niño] to howl

3. Fam [cantar mal] to screech, to howl

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berrear

v/i

1 de animal, persona bellow

2 de niño bawl, yell

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berrear vi

1) : to bellow, to low

2) : to bawl, to howl

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berrear vb to howl

el niño se ha pasado toda la tarde berreando the baby's been howling all afternoon