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1 burble
{'bə:bl}
I. 1. къкря, гъргоря
2. бълбукам, ромоня, шептя
3. бъбря, мърморя
II. 1. къкрене
2. бълбукане, клокочене, ромон
3. бъбрене, шепот* * *{'bъ:bl} v 1. къкря, гъргоря; 2. бълбукам; ромоня, шептя; 3. б(2) n 1. къкрене; 2. бълбукане, клокочене; ромон; 3. бъбрен* * *дърдорене; кикотя се; къкря; клокочене; къркорене; мърморя;* * *1. i. къкря, гъргоря 2. ii. къкрене 3. бъбрене, шепот 4. бъбря, мърморя 5. бълбукам, ромоня, шептя 6. бълбукане, клокочене, ромон* * *burble[bə:bl] I. v 1. къкря, вря, клокоча; 2. мърморя, мрънкам, говоря неясно; 3. кикотя се, кискам се; 4. говоря, дрънкам глупости; II. n 1. клокочене, къркорене; 2. дърдорене, бърборене, бръщолевене; нечленоразделни думи.
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