0 to call out, or say, suddenly and loudly -- ร้องอุทานเสียง (ดังด้วยความแปลกใจ, โกรธ, ตื่นเต้น)
‘Good !’ he exclaimed
‘That’s amazing!” she exclaimed in astonishment.
In stating that he owns it, he is not merely exclaiming over it or commanding others to leave it alone.
In stating that these objects have value, we are not merely exclaiming over them or prescribing some action or attitude toward them.
To acquire shells, "what toils and pains," she exclaims, "what hopes and fears, what enterprises and calculations have been undertaken and undergone" (110)!
There are always sounds of young people walking together, talking, laughing, exclaiming.
They are usually exclaimed by a speaking chorus of men's voices, and may emanate from either a tape or a computer.
Without the law of excluded middle, he exclaims, mathematics would be impoverished.
The task, he acknowledged, was enormous : ' ' we're changing a culture, ' ' he exclaimed, by harnessing ' ' the great strength of our country, which is the love of our citizens.
We exclaimed in our hearts.
