warble

• Sustantivo que designa un absceso o bulto abultado bajo la piel de mamíferos domésticos, causado por larvas de moscardón o tórsalo; también puede referirse a un trino o gorjeo melodioso de un pájaro.

A noun referring to a lumpy abscess or swelling under the skin of domestic mammals, caused by the larvae of a botfly or warble fly.

1. Lumpy abscessC1formalmedical

   A hard, painful swelling under the skin of animals, especially cattle, caused by the larvae of a botfly or warble fly.

   Absceso parasitario del ganado

   • The veterinarian treated the warble on the cow's back.
   • Warbles can cause significant discomfort and infection in livestock.
   • Farmers often check their cattle for warbles during the summer months.

• Verbo que describe el canto o la emisión de un sonido melódico y trinado, generalmente asociado con pájaros o con una voz humana ligera y vibrante.

A verb used to describe the act of singing or producing a melodious, trilling sound, typically associated with birds or a light, quavering human voice.

1. Sing with trillsB2formal

   To sing or play a melody with a series of rapid, alternating pitches, often moving between a note and the half step above or below it.

   Gorjear o trinar

   • The nightingale warbled its beautiful song in the garden.
   • She warbled the aria with impressive trills.
   • The flutist warbled the melody, adding delicate ornaments.

   Sinónimoschirpquavertrilltwitter

2. Yodel or change registerB2formal

   To sing by alternating between the chest voice and falsetto, creating a distinctive yodeling effect.

   Cantar a la tirolesa

   • The folk singer warbled across the mountain valley.
   • He warbled the tune, switching between high and low notes.
   • She warbled joyfully, her voice echoing through the hills.

   Sinónimosmodulatequavertrillyodel