exclaimer

/ɛksklˈeɪmɚ/ noun

One who exclaims.

Word Origin Exclaimer is from exclaim, Latin ex- 'out' + clamare 'to cry out, shout.' So an exclaimer is literally 'one who cries out.' The root clamare also gives us claim, acclaim (shout approval), proclaim (shout forth), and clamor. The -er suffix makes it the person doing the shouting. It's a word that echoes with the sound of a loud voice.

noun One who exclaims. countable

As an excitable exclaimer, he often interrupted meetings with sudden outbursts.

(名词) 惊呼者

作为一个容易激动的惊呼者,他经常用突然的叫喊打断会议。

(sustantivo) Aquel que exclama.

Como persona propensa a exclamar, a menudo interrumpía las reuniones con arrebatos repentinos.

(nom) Personne qui s'exprime par des exclamations, de manière vive et expressive.

En tant qu'**exclaimer** excitable, il interrompait souvent les réunions par des élans soudains.

(Substantiv) Ausrufer; jemand, der ausruft [**Exclaimer** *m.* – eine Person, die häufig oder impulsiv Ausrufe von sich gibt.]

Als aufgeregter **Exclaimer** unterbrach er oft die Besprechungen mit plötzlichen Ausbrüchen.

(名詞) 叫ぶ人。感嘆の声を上げる人。

興奮しやすくすぐ叫ぶ人なので、彼はよく突然の叫びで会議を中断させた。

(substantivo) exclamador [Aquele que exclama.]

Por ser uma pessoa que exclama com facilidade, ele frequentemente interrompia reuniões com explosões repentinas.

Word parts: ex + claim + er

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