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1 râler
râler [ʀαle]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb( = protester) to moan* * *ʀɑleverbe intransitifça me fait râler — it annoys ou bugs (colloq) me
2) [mourant] to give the death rattle* * *ʀɒle vi1) (= émettre un son) to groan2) (= protester) to grouse, to moan and groan* * *râler verb table: aimer vi1 ○( protester) to moan○ (contre about); qu'est-ce que tu as encore à râler? what are you moaning about now?; ça me fait râler it annoys ou bugs○ me;2 ( gémir) [mourant, blessé] to groan.[rale] verbe intransitif1. [agonisant] to give a death rattleça me fait râler! it makes me so mad ou furious!3. [tigre] to growl -
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3 miauler
v. intrans.1. To 'moan and groan', to complain.2. To 'open the floodgates', to 'have a bout of the weepies', to cry.
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