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Перевод: bleat

[существительное]
блеяние; мычание;
[глагол]
блеять; мычать; говорить глупости; ныть; скулить; жаловаться

Тезаурус:

1. He was lifting up the lamb's head, pulling on its muzzle to make it bleat.
2. This gave her the opportunity to bleat even more madly, puffing noisily between bleats to prove how sorely she was being tried.
3. It rarely speaks, though if frightened it may bleat like a goat.
4. A sheep might bleat but its lamb is too chilled to reply.
5. Good songwriters often have unremarkable voices: a weather-beaten bleat that denotes experience, maybe, or a finished shine in which meaning can glisten.
6. "I put it to you," some old goat would bleat from under his wig, "that these scheming, unprincipled charlatans, stopping at nothing to come by their ill-gotten gains, forged the very hand of a peer of the realm in a dastardly conspiracy to frustrate the worthy efforts of their local benefactor."
7. Typical of the government's hypocrisy, in Pink's view, that it could bleat about the failure of exporters while at the same time putting every sort of obstacle in their path.
8. Pleat won't bleat
9. Re Mersey Bleat.
10. When federalists bleat on about how interdependent the world is, one wonders what world they live in.
11. Re Mersey Bleat (FACE 19).
12. I persisted, rather surprised that somebody who really had done something was so reticent, when there are people, like me for instance, who bleat on about the most tawdry experiences.
13. As for the wood, the Younger Brother wishes he could hear something from outside it, bleat or whistle or cockcrow: