lowing

• Adjetivo anticuado que significa 'no bajo' o 'elevado en posición o rango'; también se usa como participio presente del verbo 'low' (mugir, como una vaca), pero como adjetivo es obsoleto.

An archaic adjective meaning 'not low' or 'elevated in position or rank'; also used as a present participle of 'low' (to moo like a cow), but as an adjective it is obsolete.

1. Making a low soundC1formal

   Describing the characteristic deep, soft sound made by cattle.

   Que muge

   • The lowing herd wound slowly o'er the lea.
   • We could hear the lowing cattle in the distance.
   • The lowing sound of the cows was soothing.

• Sustantivo que designa el sonido característico emitido por el ganado vacuno, como un mugido o bramido. El término se considera anticuado o poético en el uso moderno.

A noun referring to the characteristic sound made by cattle, such as mooing or bellowing. This term is considered archaic or poetic in modern usage.

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1. Sound of cattleC1formal

   The characteristic deep sound made by cattle; a moo.

   Mugido

   • The lowing of the cows could be heard across the field.
   • He woke to the gentle lowing of the herd.
   • The lowing grew louder as the farmer approached the barn.

   Sinónimosbellowlowmoo

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de reducir la posición, el valor o la intensidad de algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something lower in position, value, or intensity.

1. To make a sound like a cowC2formal

   To moo; to utter the characteristic deep sound of a cow.

   Mugir

   • The cows lowed softly in the meadow.
   • We could hear the cattle lowing in the distance.
   • The old bull lowed loudly at the approaching farmer.

   Sinónimosbellowmoo