cry out for phrasal verb

1. (usually used in the progressive tenses) to need something very much
   • ● The company is crying out for fresh new talent.

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cry out for
cry out for (something)
to need something badly.
The conflict cries out for international action to resolve it.

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cry out for something
cry out for (something)
to need something badly.
The conflict cries out for international action to resolve it.

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cry out for
• cry out for (someone or something)
to need someone or something badly, to lack something
The new room that we built cries out for new furniture.

The baby cried out for her mother.

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cry out for something
• cry out for (someone or something)
to need someone or something badly, to lack something
The new room that we built cries out for new furniture.

The baby cried out for her mother.

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cry out for
See: CRY FOR.
{v.}, {informal} To need badly; be lacking in.
It has not rained for two weeks and the garden is crying for it.

The school is crying out for good teachers.

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cry out for someone
• cry out for (someone or something)
to need someone or something badly, to lack something
The new room that we built cries out for new furniture.

The baby cried out for her mother.

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