bleat

bleat
I. 1. блея. вряскам, врещя, муча
2. говоря с тънък/треперлив гласец
3. хленча, оплаквам се
4. говоря глупости, дрънкам
II. 1. блесне, вряскане, врещене, мучене
2. глупости, дрънкане
3. оплакване, хленчене
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v 1. блея. вряскам, врещя; муча; 2. говоря с тънък/треперлив(2) n 1. блесне, вряскане, врещене; мучене; 2. глупости, дръ
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блея; вряскам; врещя;
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1. i. блея. вряскам, врещя, муча 2. ii. блесне, вряскане, врещене, мучене 3. глупости, дрънкане 4. говоря глупости, дрънкам 5. говоря с тънък/треперлив гласец 6. оплакване, хленчене 7. хленча, оплаквам се
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bleat [bli:t] I. v 1. блея, вряскам, врещя, муча; 2. говоря с тънък глас, блея, врещя; говоря несигурно; 3. говоря глупости; to \bleat on about мърморя, натяквам, опявам, хленча; 4. раздрънквам, прен. разтръбявам, разнасям, разг. бия барабан; • to \bleat out a protest протестирам плахо; II. n 1. блеене, вряскане, мучене; 2. глупости, празни приказки, безсмислици.

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