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cackle

/ˈkæk.əl/

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noun

/ˈkæk.əl/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее резкий, отрывистый звук, издаваемый курицей после того, как она снесла яйцо, или, в более широком смысле, шумный, высокий разговор или громкий, хриплый смех.

A noun referring to the sharp, broken sound made by a hen after laying an egg, or by extension, noisy, high-pitched talk or a loud, raucous laugh.

  1. Hen's soundA2formal

    The sharp, broken sound that a hen makes, especially after laying an egg.

    ruКудахтанье

    • The hen let out a loud cackle after laying her egg.
    • We heard the cackle of chickens from the farmyard.
    • A sudden cackle from the coop announced the new egg.
  2. Noisy talkB1informal

    Loud, silly, or excited chatter or conversation.

    ruГалдёж

    • The room was filled with the cackle of gossip.
    • Their cackle could be heard from across the hall.
    • She joined the cackle of voices at the party.

    Synonymsbabblechatterclackgabblejabberprattleyammer

    Antonymshushquietsilence

  3. Loud laughB1informal

    A loud, harsh, or shrill laugh that resembles the sound of a hen.

    ruХохот

    • He let out a cackle at the comedian's joke.
    • Her cackle was so loud it startled everyone.
    • The old man's cackle echoed through the room.

    Synonymschortleguffawhorselaughsnicker

Forms
  • cackles plural form
  • cackles' possessive plural form
  • cackle's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈkæk.əl/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания громкого, резкого смеха или крика курицы или гуся, или похожего звука, издаваемого человеком, часто указывающего на веселье или насмешку.

A verb used to describe the loud, harsh laugh or cry of a hen or goose, or a similar sound made by a person, often suggesting amusement or derision.

  1. Laugh loudly and harshlyB2informal

    To laugh in a loud, shrill, and often unpleasant way.

    ruХихикать

    • The old witch cackled with glee at her evil plan.
    • He cackled loudly at his own joke, annoying everyone nearby.
    • The audience cackled at the comedian's dark humor.

    Synonymscawchortleguffawhawsnickersquawkyawp

  2. Hen's cryB1formal

    To make the loud, shrill sound characteristic of a hen, especially after laying an egg.

    ruКудахтать

    • The hen cackled proudly after laying her egg.
    • We could hear the chickens cackling in the barnyard.
    • The rooster crowed and the hens cackled in response.

    Synonymsclucksquawk

  3. Talk noisily or chatterC1informal

    To talk in a loud, excited, or foolish manner.

    ruГромко болтать

    • The children cackled excitedly about their adventure.
    • They cackled on about the gossip for hours.
    • Stop cackling and listen to what I have to say.

    Synonymsbabbleblabberchatterclackgabblejabberprattle

Forms
  • cackled past participle
  • cackled past simple
  • cackling present participle
  • cackles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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