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1 кукумявка
(screech-/barn-)owl, owlet, the bird of Minerva(американска) burrowing owl(грозна жена) scarecrow, fright* * *кукумя̀вка,ж., -и зоол. (screech-/barn-)owl, owlet, the bird of Minerva; ( американска) burrowing owl; ( грозна жена) scarecrow, fright.* * *church-owl* * *1. (screech-/barn-)owl, owlet, the bird of Minerva 2. (американска) burrowing owl 3. (грозна жена) scarecrow, fright -
2 бухам
1. (удрям с дърво) beat(пране) beetle; dolly; hit hard3. (вървя) trudge, tramp4. (за бухал) screech, hoot5. разг. (кашлям сухо) hack, bark* * *бу̀хам,гл.3. ( вървя) trudge, tramp.——————гл.1. (за бухал) screech, hoot;* * *batter; beetle; curry; hoot (за бухал); thump* * *1. (вървя) trudge, tramp 2. (пране) beetle;dolly;hit hard 3. 1 (удрям с дърво) beat 4. 4 (за бухал) screech, hoot 5. разг. (кашлям сухо) hack, bark 6. разг. (работя усилено) grind (away)/peg (away) at s. th.;plod (away) -
3 кряскам
scream, yell, shriek, shout, roar, whoopтой ми крясна he roared at me(за кукумявка) screech(за някои други птици като папагал и пр.) squawk* * *кря̀скам,гл. scream, yell, shriek, shout, roar, whoop; (за кукумявка) screech; (за някои др. птици като папагал и пр.) squawk.* * *clamour; roar{rO;}: He кряскамed at mе. - Той ми крясна.; shout; shriek; vociferate; whoop{hu;l}; yell; yelp* * *1. (за кукумявка) screech 2. (за някои други птици като папагал и пр.) squawk 3. scream, yell, shriek, shout, roar, whoop 4. той ми крясна he roared at me -
4 крясък
scream, yell, shriek, shout, whoop; screeching; squeal; squawk* * *кря̀сък,м., -ци, (два) кря̀съка scream, yell, shriek, shout, whoop; screeching; squeal; squawk.* * *clamour; cry; honk; scream; screech; yell{yel}* * *scream, yell, shriek, shout, whoop;screeching;squeal; squawk -
5 писък
shriek, squeal, scream, cry* * *пѝсък,м., -ци, (два) пѝсъка shriek, squeal, scream, cry, squawk.* * *scream: At midnight I heard an awful писък. - Посред нощ чух ужасяващ писък.; cry; peep; pipe; screech* * *shriek, squeal, scream, cry -
6 улулица
* * *у̀лулица,* * *owlet (зоол.); screech-owl* * *зоол. (tawny-)owl, owlet (Strex aluco)
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