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cronk

/krɒŋk/

Traduction: Verbe archaïque signifiant croasser ou émettre un son rauque et guttural, comme un corbeau ou une corneille.

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verb

formalcommonobsolète/krɒŋk/

An obsolete verb meaning to croak or make a hoarse, guttural sound, like a crow or raven.

  • 🇫🇷Verbe archaïque signifiant croasser ou émettre un son rauque et guttural, comme un corbeau ou une corneille.
  1. Utter a hoarse sound C1 informal

    To make a harsh, croaking noise, similar to the call of a raven or crow.

    • The raven cronked loudly from the tree branch.
    • He cronked in imitation of the bird.
    • The old man cronked a warning to the children.

    🇫🇷Émettre un son rauque

    Synonymes: cawcroaksquawk

  2. Cry like a goose C1 informal

    To make a loud, harsh, honking sound, characteristic of a goose.

    • The geese cronked as they flew overhead.
    • She cronked to call the flock.
    • The farmer heard the geese cronking in the yard.

    🇫🇷Crier comme une oie

    Synonymes: honk