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1 tinkle
1. n1) дзенькіт дзвоника; брязкання, бряжчання2) дзвінкий звук2. v1) дзвеніти; дзенькати2) дзвонити; брязкати, бренькати3) бити, пробити4) дзвеніти (у вухах)* * *I n; тк.; sing1) дзвін дзвоника; дзвяканняthe tinkle of falling glass — дзвін скла, що падає
IIthe high tinkle of laughter — дзвінкий /заливистий/ сміх
1) υl. дзвеніти; дзвякати2) дзвонити; бринькатиto tinkle on a guitar [on the piano] — бринькати на гітарі [на піаніно]
3) дзвонити; бити, пробити5) дитяч. писати -
2 tinkle
I n; тк.; sing1) дзвін дзвоника; дзвяканняthe tinkle of falling glass — дзвін скла, що падає
IIthe high tinkle of laughter — дзвінкий /заливистий/ сміх
1) υl. дзвеніти; дзвякати2) дзвонити; бринькатиto tinkle on a guitar [on the piano] — бринькати на гітарі [на піаніно]
3) дзвонити; бити, пробити5) дитяч. писати
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