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1 chirp
1. intransitive verbzwitschern; [Sperling:] tschilpen; [Grille:] zirpen2. nounsee 1.: Zwitschern, das; Tschilpen, das; Zirpen, das* * *[ ə:p] 1. nouns(the sharp, shrill sound of certain birds and insects.) das Gezirpe2. verb(to make such a sound.) zirpen* * *[tʃɜ:p, AM tʃɜ:rp]I. vtII. viIII. n Zwitschern nt* * *[tʃɜːp]1. vi(birds) zwitschern; (crickets) zirpen2. n(of birds) Piepser m; (= chirping) Piepsen nt no pl, Zwitschern nt no pl; (of crickets) Zirpen nt no pl* * *A v/t & v/ia) zirpen (Grille etc)B s1. a) Gezirp nb) Zwitschern n, Piepsen n2. Piepser m* * *1. intransitive verbzwitschern; [Sperling:] tschilpen; [Grille:] zirpen2. nounsee 1.: Zwitschern, das; Tschilpen, das; Zirpen, das* * *v.zirpen v.zwitschern v. -
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3 chirp (V.)
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4 chirp
[tʃɜːp] UK / USvi -
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[tʃɜːp] UK / USvi -
6 chirp radar
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7 chirrup
1. intransitive verbzwitschern; [Sperling:] tschilpen2. nounZwitschern, das; (of sparrow) Tschilpen, das* * *chir·rup[ˈtʃɪrəp]II. vi<- pp->zwitschernIII. vt<- pp->▪ to \chirrup sth etw zwitschern* * *['tʃɪrəp] See: = academic.ru/12575/chirp">chirp* * *A v/i2. mit der Zunge schnalzenB s2. (Zungen)Schnalzer m* * *1. intransitive verbzwitschern; [Sperling:] tschilpen2. nounZwitschern, das; (of sparrow) Tschilpen, das* * *v.schnalzen v. -
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noun1) Trillern, das2) (Mus.) Triller, der* * *[trɪl]I. nII. viIII. vt1. MUS▪ to \trill sth etw trillern2. LINGto \trill one's r's das R rollen* * *[trɪl]1. n2. vt1) (person) trällern3. vi* * *trill [trıl]A v/t1. MUS etc trillernB v/i MUS etc trillernC s1. MUS etc Trillern n2. MUS Triller m3. LING gerolltes r* * *noun1) Trillern, das2) (Mus.) Triller, der* * *v.trillern v. -
9 twitter
1. noun 2. intransitive verbzwitschern; [Person:] schnattern (ugs.)* * *['twitə] 1. noun(a light, repeated chirping sound, especially made by (small) birds: He could hear the twitter of sparrows.) das Gezwitscher2. verb(to make such a noise.) zwitschern* * *twit·ter[ˈtwɪtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]I. vi1. (chirp) zwitschern2. (talk rapidly)he just sat there \twittering away er saß da und redete wie ein Wasserfall* * *['twɪtə(r)] zwitschern2. vtzwitschern3. n2) (inf)to be all of a twitter — ganz aufgeregt or aufgelöst sein
* * *twitter [ˈtwıtə(r)]A v/i2. (aufgeregt) schnattern3. kichern4. (vor Aufregung) zitternB v/t etwas zwitschernC s1. Zwitschern n2. (aufgeregtes) Schnattern3. Kichern n4. Zittern n5. fig Nervosität f:* * *1. noun 2. intransitive verbzwitschern; [Person:] schnattern (ugs.)* * *v.zwitschern v. -
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11 twitter
twit·ter [ʼtwɪtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] vi1) ( chirp) zwitschern;to \twitter away vor sich akk hin zwitschern2) ( talk rapidly)to \twitter away vor sich akk hinplappern;he just sat there \twittering away er saß da und redete wie ein Wasserfall;to \twitter on about sth unentwegt von etw dat reden n Zwitschern nt kein pl, Gezwitscher nt kein pl -
12 pulse compression
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chirp — vb Chirp, chirrup, cheep, peep, tweet, twitter, chitter can all mean as verbs to make the little sounds character istic of small animals and as nouns the little sounds so made, and all can be extended to sounds and the making of sounds (as by… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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chirp|y — «CHUR pee», adjective, chirp|i|er, chirp|i|est. Informal. 1. inclined to chirp. 2. cheerful; lively; … Useful english dictionary
chirp — chirp·i·ly; chirp·i·ness; chirp; chirp·ing·ly; … English syllables
Chirp — Chirp, n. A short, sharp note, as of a bird or insect. The chirp of flitting bird. Bryant. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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chirp — [tʃə:p US tʃə:rp] v also chirrup BrE [Date: 1400 1500; Origin: From the sound] 1.) [I and T] if a bird or insect chirps, it makes short high sounds 2.) to speak in a happy high voice ▪ Yes, all finished, he chirped. >chirp n … Dictionary of contemporary English
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chirp — [ tʃɜrp ] verb 1. ) intransitive when a bird or an insect chirps, it makes a short high sound 2. ) intransitive or transitive to say something in a lively and happy way ╾ chirp noun count … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
chirp — mid 15c. (implied in chirping), echoic, or else a variant of M.E. chirken to twitter (late 14c.), from O.E. cearcian to creak, gnash. Related: Chirped. As a noun, attested from 1802 … Etymology dictionary