blate

• صفة قديمة تعني خجولًا أو جبانًا أو مترددًا في السلوك، وتُستخدم لوصف من يتصرف بحياء وانكماش.

An obsolete adjective meaning bashful, timid, or shy in manner.

1. Bashful or shyC2informalbritish

   Disposed to avoid notice; timid or bashful in manner.

   خجول

   • The blate child hid behind his mother's skirt.
   • He was too blate to speak up during the meeting.
   • Her blate demeanor made her seem unfriendly to strangers.

   المرادفاتbashfulcoydiffidentmeekreservedretiringshytimid

   الأضدادaudaciousboldbrazenforwardimmodestshameless

• فعل قديم يعني الثغاء أو الصياح أو إصدار صوت كصوت الخروف أو العجل، ويُستعمل مجازًا للدلالة على الثرثرة أو الكلام السخيف.

An obsolete verb meaning to bleat, cry, or make a noise like a sheep or calf; also used figuratively to mean to babble or talk foolishly.

1. Cry plaintivelyC2informalbritish

   To make a soft, mournful, or plaintive cry, like a sheep or lamb.

   الثغاء المتردد

   • The lamb blated softly in the field.
   • She could hear the sheep blating in the distance.
   • The lost calf blated for its mother.

   المرادفاتblatbleat