tootle

• Substantivo que designa um som suave e despreocupado produzido ao tocar um instrumento musical, frequentemente de maneira leve ou sem objetivo definido.

A noun referring to the soft, casual sound produced by playing a musical instrument, often in a light or aimless manner.

1. Casual musical soundC1informal

   A light, gentle, or casual sound produced by playing a musical instrument, often in a relaxed or aimless manner.

   Som musical casual

   • From the next room came the soft tootle of a flute.
   • He gave a cheerful tootle on his recorder.
   • The musician's idle tootle filled the quiet afternoon.

   Sinônimospipetoottrillwarblewhistle

• Verbo usado para indicar deslocamento ou viagem de maneira lenta, tranquila, muitas vezes sem objetivo definido ou vagando suavemente.

A verb used to indicate moving or traveling in a leisurely, unhurried manner, often with a sense of aimlessness or gentle wandering.

1. Play casuallyB2informal

   To play a musical instrument in a casual, gentle, or unskilled manner.

   Tocar de leve

   • He sat on the porch and tootled on his flute.
   • She tootled a simple tune on the recorder.
   • The child tootled happily on a toy trumpet.

   Sinônimosnoodletoot

2. Move casuallyB2informalbritish

   To move or travel in a leisurely, unhurried way.

   Andar sem pressa

   • We tootled along the country road in our old car.
   • He tootled off to the shops without a care.
   • They tootled around the village for the afternoon.

   Sinônimosambledriftmeandermoseypottersaunterstrolltoddlewander

   Antônimosdashhurryracerushspeed