shout oneself hoarse
Hoarseness is a Chinese idiom, the pronunciation is sh ē ngs ī L ì Ji é, hoarseness, exhaustion of strength. It is used to describe shouting desperately. Hoarseness: hoarseness. Exhausted: exhausted. It comes from Wencong banknote of the late Qing Dynasty: thunderbolt.
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym]: yell, shout out [antonym]: silent, calm
Idiom usage
Because of his anger, although he didn't say much, he was a little hoarse. Lao She's four generations in one hall
The origin of Idioms
"The late Qing Dynasty literature notes · thunder:" Beishan cried, crying hoarse exhausted, but it is my sister-in-law to persuade
shout oneself hoarse
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