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1 whistle
صَفَرَ \ blow (blew, blown): (of an instrument) sound by means of a stream of air: The whistle blew. whistle: to make the sound of a whistle: I whistled as I walked along. The wind whistled through the trees. -
2 whistle
أَصْدَرَ صَفيرًا (صَفَّرَ) \ whistle: to make the sound of a whistle: I whistled as I walked along. The wind whistled through the trees. \ صافِرة \ whistle. \ صَفِير \ whistle: a high sound made by forcing air out through a small hole between one’s lips; a sound like this, made by birds or by the wind; an instrument for making this sound: The policeman blew his whistle. \ صَفْرَة \ whistle: a high sound made by forcing air out through a small hole between one’s lips; a sound like this, made by birds or by the wind; an instrument for making this sound: The audience gave a whistle of disagreement. The policeman blew his whistle. -
3 whistle
[ˈwɪsl]1. verb1) to make a shrill, often musical, sound by forcing one's breath between the lips or teeth:Can you whistle?
يَصْفُرHe whistled a happy tune.
2) to make such a sound with a device designed for this:يُسْمِعُ صَوْتا كالصَّفيرThe referee whistled for half-time.
3) to make a shrill sound in passing through the air:يَئِزُّ الرَّصاصThe bullet whistled past his head.
4) (of the wind) to blow with a shrill sound.تَصْفُر الرّيح2. noun1) the sound made by whistling:صَفير، صَفْرَهHe gave a loud whistle to his friend across the road.
2) a musical pipe designed to make a whistling noise.صَفير الآلَةِ الموسيقيَّه3) an instrument used by policemen, referees etc to make a whistling noise:صُفّارة الشُّرْطي أو الحَكَم الرِّياضيThe referee blew his whistle at the end of the game.
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صَفَّارة (زامور) \ hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). whistle: a high sound made by forcing air out through a small hole between one’s lips; a sound like this, made by birds or by the wind; an instrument for making this sound: The policeman blew his whistle. \ See Also صفرة (صَفْرَة) -
5 blow (blew, blown)
صَفَرَ \ blow (blew, blown): (of an instrument) sound by means of a stream of air: The whistle blew. whistle: to make the sound of a whistle: I whistled as I walked along. The wind whistled through the trees. -
6 blow, (blew, blown)
نَفَخَ \ blow up: to force air into sth.: Please blow up my football.. blow, (blew, blown): to send forward a stream of air: The wind was blowing hard., (of an instrument) to cause to sound by means of a stream of air The whistle blew. the driver blew his horn.. inflate: to fill (a football etc.) with air. puff: to blow (sth.) with a puff, blow (sth.) with a puff. -
7 صفر
صَفَرَ \ blow (blew, blown): (of an instrument) sound by means of a stream of air: The whistle blew. whistle: to make the sound of a whistle: I whistled as I walked along. The wind whistled through the trees. -
8 نفخ
نَفَخَ \ blow up: to force air into sth.: Please blow up my football.. blow, (blew, blown): to send forward a stream of air: The wind was blowing hard., (of an instrument) to cause to sound by means of a stream of air The whistle blew. the driver blew his horn.. inflate: to fill (a football etc.) with air. puff: to blow (sth.) with a puff, blow (sth.) with a puff. -
9 blow up
نَفَخَ \ blow up: to force air into sth.: Please blow up my football.. blow, (blew, blown): to send forward a stream of air: The wind was blowing hard., (of an instrument) to cause to sound by means of a stream of air The whistle blew. the driver blew his horn.. inflate: to fill (a football etc.) with air. puff: to blow (sth.) with a puff, blow (sth.) with a puff. -
10 inflate
نَفَخَ \ blow up: to force air into sth.: Please blow up my football.. blow, (blew, blown): to send forward a stream of air: The wind was blowing hard., (of an instrument) to cause to sound by means of a stream of air The whistle blew. the driver blew his horn.. inflate: to fill (a football etc.) with air. puff: to blow (sth.) with a puff, blow (sth.) with a puff. -
11 puff
نَفَخَ \ blow up: to force air into sth.: Please blow up my football.. blow, (blew, blown): to send forward a stream of air: The wind was blowing hard., (of an instrument) to cause to sound by means of a stream of air The whistle blew. the driver blew his horn.. inflate: to fill (a football etc.) with air. puff: to blow (sth.) with a puff, blow (sth.) with a puff. -
12 صفرة
صَفْرَة \ whistle: a high sound made by forcing air out through a small hole between one’s lips; a sound like this, made by birds or by the wind; an instrument for making this sound: The audience gave a whistle of disagreement. The policeman blew his whistle. -
13 صفارة (زامور)
صَفَّارة (زامور) \ hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). whistle: a high sound made by forcing air out through a small hole between one’s lips; a sound like this, made by birds or by the wind; an instrument for making this sound: The policeman blew his whistle. \ See Also صفرة (صَفْرَة) \ صَفَّارة الإنْذَار \ siren: an electric horn with a very loud long note; it is used on ships, at factories, on police cars, for warning people (of danger, etc.). -
14 hooter
صَفَّارة (زامور) \ hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). whistle: a high sound made by forcing air out through a small hole between one’s lips; a sound like this, made by birds or by the wind; an instrument for making this sound: The policeman blew his whistle. \ See Also صفرة (صَفْرَة) -
15 صفير
صَفِير \ whistle: a high sound made by forcing air out through a small hole between one’s lips; a sound like this, made by birds or by the wind; an instrument for making this sound: The policeman blew his whistle. \ صَفِير مُتَقَطِّع \ pip: a short sharp musical note on radio or the telephone (as a sign of sth.): When you hear the pips, put in another coin. -
16 بوق
بُوق \ bugle: a horn-like musical instrument made of metal, used for calling soldiers. cornet: a horn-like musical instrument made of brass. hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). horn: a musical instrument, usu. made of metal, and played by blowing, a warning instrument on a motor vehicle: The driver blew (or sounded) his horn. trumpet: a brass horn. \ بُوق مُكبّر للصوت \ megaphone: a metal horn for making the voice louder (used when there is a large crowd of people to talk to). -
17 bugle
بُوق \ bugle: a horn-like musical instrument made of metal, used for calling soldiers. cornet: a horn-like musical instrument made of brass. hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). horn: a musical instrument, usu. made of metal, and played by blowing, a warning instrument on a motor vehicle: The driver blew (or sounded) his horn. trumpet: a brass horn. -
18 cornet
بُوق \ bugle: a horn-like musical instrument made of metal, used for calling soldiers. cornet: a horn-like musical instrument made of brass. hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). horn: a musical instrument, usu. made of metal, and played by blowing, a warning instrument on a motor vehicle: The driver blew (or sounded) his horn. trumpet: a brass horn. -
19 hooter
بُوق \ bugle: a horn-like musical instrument made of metal, used for calling soldiers. cornet: a horn-like musical instrument made of brass. hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). horn: a musical instrument, usu. made of metal, and played by blowing, a warning instrument on a motor vehicle: The driver blew (or sounded) his horn. trumpet: a brass horn. -
20 horn
بُوق \ bugle: a horn-like musical instrument made of metal, used for calling soldiers. cornet: a horn-like musical instrument made of brass. hooter: a horn on a vehicle or ship (for giving warning); a steam whistle at a factory (for work to start or stop). horn: a musical instrument, usu. made of metal, and played by blowing, a warning instrument on a motor vehicle: The driver blew (or sounded) his horn. trumpet: a brass horn.
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