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whistling

/ˈwɪs.lɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈwɪs.lɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, издающее высокий звук, похожий на свист, или человека, который свистит.

Describes something that makes a high-pitched sound like a whistle, or a person who is whistling.

  1. Making a whistling soundB1formal

    Producing a high-pitched sound by forcing air through a small opening, like pursed lips or a narrow passage.

    ruСвистящий

    • The whistling wind kept me awake all night.
    • A whistling kettle signaled that the water was boiling.
    • He heard a whistling sound coming from the engine.
  2. Resembling a whistleB2informal

    Having a tone or quality similar to that of a whistle.

    ruСвистящий

    • She has a whistling voice when she gets excited.
    • The bird's whistling call echoed through the forest.
    • The old radiator made a whistling noise when it heated up.

    Synonymspipingshrill

Forms
  • more whistling comparative form
  • most whistling superlative form
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noun

/ˈwɪs.lɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или звук воспроизведения высокого музыкального тона путем пропускания воздуха через небольшое отверстие в губах или через устройство.

A noun referring to the act or sound of producing a high-pitched musical tone by forcing breath through a small opening in the lips or through a device.

uncountable

  1. Sound made by whistlingA2formal

    The act or sound of producing a high-pitched tone by forcing air through pursed lips or a device.

    ruСвист

    • The whistling of the kettle signaled the water was boiling.
    • He could hear the whistling of the wind through the trees.
    • Her whistling filled the quiet room with a cheerful tune.

    Synonymswhistle

  2. Bird callB1informal

    A sound made by a bird, often used for communication or attracting a mate.

    ruСвист

    • The whistling of the nightingale was beautiful.
    • We woke up to the whistling of birds outside the window.
    • The bird's whistling sounded like a melody.

    Synonymscallchirptrilltweetwarblewhistle

Forms
  • whistlings plural form
  • whistlings' possessive plural form
  • whistling's possessive singular form
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verb

whistle/ˈwɪs.əl/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по издаванию чистого высокого звука путём пропускания воздуха через губы или специальное устройство.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing breath through the lips or a device.

  1. Produce a sound with the mouthA2formal

    To make a high-pitched sound by forcing air through the lips or teeth.

    ruСвистеть

    • He whistled a cheerful tune while walking.
    • She whistled to call her dog back.
    • The boy whistled loudly to get attention.

    Synonymspipetrill

  2. Produce a sound with an instrumentA2formal

    To blow a whistle or similar device to produce a loud, sharp sound.

    ruСвистеть

    • The referee whistled to stop the game.
    • The coach whistled for the players to gather.
    • The guard whistled to signal the start of the shift.

    Synonymsblastblowpipesoundtoot

  3. Move quickly with a whistling soundB1informal

    To move swiftly through the air, making a sound like a whistle.

    ruПросвистеть

    • The bullet whistled past his ear.
    • The wind whistled through the trees.
    • The arrow whistled through the air and hit the target.

    Synonymshissswooshwhizzingzip

Forms
  • whistled past participle
  • whistled past simple
  • whistling present participle
  • whistles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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