Catcall in spanish
Silbido
pronunciation: silbidoʊ part of speech: noun
pronunciation: silbidoʊ part of speech: noun
In gestures
catcall1 = abucheo, pitido, silbido, chiflido. [En señal de protesta o descontento]
Example: The audience responded to the ballet with such a din of hisses and catcalls that the performers could barely hear each other.catcall2 = silbido de admiración, chiflido de admiración. [Generalmente hacia una mujer atractiva en la calle y a modo de piropo]
Example: A woman has been charged with assault for kicking a teen in the groin after having had enough of his catcalls and taunts.catcall3 = abuchear.
Example: Before the show got underway, students and friends in the audience began to catcall and cheer for the people they had come to see.catcall4 = silbar en señal de admiración, chiflar en señal de admiración, piropear, echar un piropo. [Generalmente hacia una mujer atractiva en la calle y a modo de piropo]
Example: I can think of multiple examples of men harassing or catcalling women, but rarely have I intervened to say something.