B2verbemotionsconflict
US/ˈbel.oʊ/
UK/ˈbel.əʊ/
to shout in a loud, deep voice, usually because you are angry
In context
The coach bellowed instructions from the side of the field.
"Get out of my house!" he bellowed at the intruders.
Cows bellowed in the distance as the storm approached.
Words that go with bellow
verb + noun
- bellow ordersThe sergeant bellowed orders at the new recruits.
verb + preposition
- bellow at someoneDon't bellow at me; I can hear you.
- bellow with rageHe bellowed with rage when he saw the damage.
- bellow in angerShe bellowed in anger across the room.
verb + adverb
- bellow loudlyThe man bellowed loudly for help.