orale
- interjection
- /oˈrɑːleɪ/
- Slang
- ¡Orale! That was an amazing performance!
Examples
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She finished the race in record time, and her friends shouted, "orale!" in excitement.
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When he opened the gift and saw the new phone, he exclaimed, "orale!"
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Seeing the fireworks light up the sky, the children all yelled, "orale!" together.
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¡Orale!
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When she scored the winning goal, everyone in the stadium shouted, "orale!" in celebration.
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After his stunning dance performance, the audience erupted in cheers and exclaimed, "orale!"
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Seeing the vibrant street art, the tourists couldn't help but say, "orale!" in amazement.
Synonyms
A short sound people make to show surprise or admiration
A word people say when they feel very pleased or excited
A short word people say to show surprise, admiration, or excitement
A shout people use to show excitement or support
A loud shout to show support or celebration for someone
How Excited
- Informal
- Slang
Surface Forms
Etymology
Orale comes from Mexican Spanish órale, built from the quick exclamation ora ('come on' or 'now') with the ending -le. Think of it as a short cheer or surprised 'wow!', which is why people shout orale to show excitement or strong admiration.