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1 whine
1. intransitive verb1) (make moaning sound) heulen; [Hund:] jaulen; [Baby:] quengeln (ugs.)2) (complain) jammern2. nounhe's been whining to the boss about it — er hat dem Chef darüber etwas vorgejammert
2) (complaint)whine[s] — Gejammer, das
* * *1. verb1) (to utter a complaining cry or a cry of suffering: The dog whines when it's left alone in the house.) wimmern2) (to make a similar noise: I could hear the engine whine.) wimmern3) (to complain unnecessarily: Stop whining about how difficult this job is!) jammern2. noun(such a noise: the whine of an engine.) das Wimmern- academic.ru/119363/whiningly">whiningly* * *[(h)waɪn]I. vi* * *[waɪn]1. n(of dog) Jaulen nt no pl, Heulen nt no pl; (= complaining cry) Jammern nt no pl, Gejammer nt no pl; (of child) Quengelei f no pl; (of siren, jet engine) Heulen nt no pl; (of bullet) Pfeifen nt no pl2. vi(dog) jaulen; (person = speak, complain) jammern, klagen; (child) quengeln; (siren, jet engine) heulen; (bullet) pfeifenthe dog was whining to be let in — der Hund jaulte, um hereingelassen zu werden
don't come whining to me about it — du brauchst nicht anzukommen und mir was vorzujammern
* * *whine [waın; hwaın]A v/i1. winseln:a) wimmernb) winselnd betteln2. greinen umg, jammernC s1. Winseln n2. Greinen n umg, Jammern n* * *1. intransitive verb1) (make moaning sound) heulen; [Hund:] jaulen; [Baby:] quengeln (ugs.)2) (complain) jammern2. noun2) (complaint)whine[s] — Gejammer, das
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2 whimper
1. noun2. intransitive verbwhimper[s] — Wimmern, das; (of dog etc.) Winseln, das
wimmern; [Hund:] winseln* * *['wimpə] 1. verb(to cry with a low, shaky or whining voice: I heard a puppy / a child whimpering.) winseln2. noun(a cry of this kind: The dog gave a little whimper.) das Winseln* * *whim·per[ˈ(h)wɪmpəʳ, AM -pɚ]* * *['wɪmpə(r)]1. n(of dog) Winseln nt no pl; (of person) Wimmern nt no pl2. vi(dog) winseln; (person) wimmern3. vtperson wimmern* * *whimper [ˈwımpə(r); ˈhwimpə(r)]A v/t & v/i wimmern, winselnB s Wimmern n, Winseln n:give a whimper of pain vor Schmerzen aufwimmern* * *1. noun2. intransitive verbwhimper[s] — Wimmern, das; (of dog etc.) Winseln, das
wimmern; [Hund:] winseln* * *v.wimmern v.winseln v.
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