sound off

The phrase "sound off" can refer to expressing opinions loudly or performing specific actions in military contexts.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To express opinions or complaints loudly and forcefully.

Example

  • She often sounds off about the state of the government.
  • He sounded off during the meeting about the new policy.

B2Military

(technical)To call out one's name or number in a sequence to confirm presence or acknowledgment.

Example

  • The soldiers were ordered to sound off during roll call.
  • The commander instructed the troops to sound off to ensure everyone was accounted for.

B2Military

(technical)To make a loud noise or signal to announce a command or event.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "sound off":

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