How is the phrase réclamant à grands cris translated from French to English

Qui exige quelque chose bruyamment et avec insistance.

Demanding something loudly and insistently.

verb
English translation
clamoring

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  • Les fans réclament une suite à grands cris. Fans are clamoring for a sequel.

  • Les parents réclamaient à grands cris des vacances scolaires plus longues. Parents kept clamoring for a longer school break.

  • Pourquoi tout le monde réclame-t-il à grands cris de s'inscrire si tôt ? Why is everyone clamoring to sign up so early?

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How is “réclamant à grands cris” translated from French?
“réclamant à grands cris” translates into English as “clamoring”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “réclamant à grands cris” mean?
Meaning of “réclamant à grands cris”: Qui exige quelque chose bruyamment et avec insistance. In English — “clamoring”.
What part of speech is “réclamant à grands cris”?
“réclamant à grands cris” is a verb.
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