gurgle

• Substantivo que designa um som borbulhante ou murmurante, frequentemente produzido por um líquido em escoamento irregular ou pela garganta de uma pessoa.

A noun referring to a bubbling or gushing sound, often made by liquid flowing irregularly or by a person's throat.

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1. Liquid soundB1formal

   A low, bubbling sound made by liquid flowing or moving.

   Borbolhar

   • The gurgle of the stream was soothing.
   • I heard the gurgle of water draining from the sink.
   • The baby made a happy gurgle while drinking milk.

   Sinônimosbabblebubbleburblemurmurplashpurl

2. Baby soundA2informal

   A soft, bubbling sound made by a baby, often expressing contentment.

   Balbucio

   • The baby let out a soft gurgle of delight.
   • Her gurgle made everyone in the room smile.
   • He responded to his mother's voice with a cheerful gurgle.

   Sinônimosbabbleburblecoomurmur

• Verbo usado para descrever o som ou a ação de um líquido que corre de forma irregular ou borbulhante, frequentemente com um som suave de borbulhar.

A verb used to describe the sound or action of liquid flowing unevenly or bubbling, often with a soft, burbling noise.

1. Make a bubbling soundB1formal

   To make a low, continuous bubbling sound, like water flowing over stones.

   Borbolhar

   • The stream gurgled gently as it wound through the forest.
   • Water gurgled from the pipe into the sink.
   • The baby gurgled happily in her crib.

   Sinônimosbabblebubbleburblemurmurripple

2. Babies' happy soundsA2informal

   To make a soft, happy sound, typically used for babies.

   Emitir sons alegres

   • The baby gurgled with delight when she saw her mother.
   • He gurgled and cooed during his bath.
   • The infant gurgled contentedly after being fed.

   Sinônimosbabbleburblecoo