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Перевод: whistle

[существительное]
свист ; свисток ; горло; гортань ; глотка ;
[глагол]
свистеть; высвистывать; насвистывать; посвистеть; давать свисток; посвистывать; присвистывать; проноситься со свистом

Тезаурус:

1. He possessed considerable skill, had grace and power and was strong in the air, yet he was also willing to battle to the last whistle.
2. Buddy invites us to regard Holly in the same light, mocking (in a horribly nudging re-creation) Lubbock old-timers like The Hayriders, who sing: "When the sun goes down on Blue Ridge Mountain It's the time to whistle in your ear."
3. During the second war, the whistle was used as an air raid warning.
4. United, leading 3-0 at the time, conceded two goals at the final whistle.
5. For a bird, an alarm call may be just a whistle and always that whistle.
6. Hear the whistle and puff of steam.
7. There is also a safety beard, which has a sewn-in whistle, and ten feet of extra thermal beard material which can be unrolled from the chin and used as a survival bag.
8. At the moment there's too much whistle and so too many stoppages.
9. The youngsters were so delighted when the final whistle went that they all jumped on the luckless coach, bruising his ribs so badly that he was ruled out of the next weekend's third team fixture.
10. At the final whistle, Souness and Dalglish politely embraced.
11. He turned away, and when he had got a safe distance, he began to whistle - a moist whistle that said he wasn't really disturbed at all about Arty's strange behaviour.
12. The film in progress when I arrived showed a football match between a team of nuns and a team of soldiers, and every time the referee blew his whistle for a penalty (which was every few seconds) the player concerned had to lose a garment.
13. One recent example was Vaughan Mitchell, an oil rig welder, who blew the whistle on safety violations by his drilling company on a North Sea oil rig, two months after the Piper Alpha disaster.