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1 Gemecker
n; -s, kein Pl.1. von Ziegen: bleating2. umg., pej. (Nörgeln) bleating* * *das Gemeckergrouse* * *Ge|mẹ|cker [gə'mɛkɐ]1. nt -s, no pl Ge|me|cke|re[gə'mɛkərə]2. nt -s, no pl Ge|me|ck|re[gə'mɛkrə]3. nt -s, no pl(von Ziegen) bleating; (inf = Nörgelei) moaning, bellyaching (inf); (= meckerndes Lachen) cackling* * *(a complaint.) grouse* * *Ge·me·cker<-s>[gəˈmɛkɐ]ntGe·me·cke·re<-s>[gəˈmɛkərə]ntGe·meck·re<-s>[gəˈmɛkrə]nt kein pl (pej)* * *1. von Ziegen: bleating2. umg, pej (Nörgeln) bleating -
2 Geblöke
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3 Gemecker[e]
das; Gemecker[e]s1) (von Schafen, Ziegen) bleating* * *das; Gemecker[e]s1) (von Schafen, Ziegen) bleating -
4 Gemeckere
Ge·me·cker<-s>[gəˈmɛkɐ]ntGe·me·cke·re<-s>[gəˈmɛkərə]ntGe·meck·re<-s>[gəˈmɛkrə]nt kein pl (pej) -
5 Gemeckre
Ge·me·cker<-s>[gəˈmɛkɐ]ntGe·me·cke·re<-s>[gəˈmɛkərə]ntGe·meck·re<-s>[gəˈmɛkrə]nt kein pl (pej) -
6 Geblök
Ge|blök [gə'bløːk]1. nt -(e)s, no plGe|blö́|ke[gə'bløːkə]2. nt -s, no pl(von Schaf, Kalb) bleating; (von Kuh) lowing; (inf von Mensch) bawling (inf) -
7 Gemecker
Ge·me·cker <-s> [gəʼmɛkɐ] nt, Ge·me·cke·re <-s> [gəʼmɛkərə] nt, Ge·meck·re -s> [gəʼmɛkrə] nt1) ([lästiges] Meckern) bleating[s pl] -
8 Gemeckere
Ge·me·cker <-s> [gəʼmɛkɐ] nt, Ge·me·cke·re <-s> [gəʼmɛkərə] nt, Ge·meck·re -s> [gəʼmɛkrə] nt1) ([lästiges] Meckern) bleating[s pl] -
9 Gemeckre
Ge·me·cker <-s> [gəʼmɛkɐ] nt, Ge·me·cke·re <-s> [gəʼmɛkərə] nt, Ge·meck·re -s> [gəʼmɛkrə] nt1) ([lästiges] Meckern) bleating[s pl] -
10 Meckergrasmücke
—1. LAT Camaroptera brachyura ( Vieillot)2. RUS широкохвостая крапивниковая славка f3. ENG broad-tailed [green-backed, bleating, gray-backed] camaroptera4. DEU Meckergrasmücke f5. FRA camaroptère m à tête griseFÜNFSPRACHIGES WÖRTERBUCH DER TIERISCHEN NAMEN — VÖGEL > Meckergrasmücke
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11 Geblöke
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12 Gemecker
nmoaning and groaningn[auch fig.]bleat [goat]n[von Ziegen; auch Nörgeln]bleating -
13 meckernd
1. bitching2. bleating3. grousing4. grumping -
14 7558
1. LAT Camaroptera brachyura ( Vieillot)2. RUS широкохвостая крапивниковая славка f3. ENG broad-tailed [green-backed, bleating, gray-backed] camaroptera4. DEU Meckergrasmücke f5. FRA camaroptère m à tête griseFÜNFSPRACHIGES WÖRTERBUCH DER TIERISCHEN NAMEN — VÖGEL > 7558
См. также в других словарях:
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bleating — see the bleating of the kid excites the tiger a bleating sheep loses a bite … Proverbs new dictionary
Bleating — Bleat Bleat, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Bleated}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Bleating}.] [OE. bleten, AS. bl?tan; akin to D. blaten, bleeten, OHG. bl[=a]zan, pl[=a]zan; prob. of imitative origin.] To make the noise of, or one like that of, a sheep; to cry like a … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bleating — 1. verb The crying of a little lamb. 2. noun A noise that bleats; inane or plaintive chatter … Wiktionary
bleating — bli:t n. cry of a sheep or goat; feeble outcry or protest v. cry like a sheep or goat; babble, chatter; talk complainingly, whine … English contemporary dictionary
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bleating — noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English bleting, from gerund of bleten : bleat; also : the uttering of bleats … Useful english dictionary