whimper in Czech
whimper in Czech is fňukání, naříkání, fňukat — whimper means to cry or make small, weak, broken sounds, usually from pain, fear, or distress.
whimper in Czech
fňukání
A low intermittent sob.
naříkání
A low intermittent sob.
fňukat
To cry or sob softly and intermittently.
kňourat
To cry or sob softly and intermittently.
What does "whimper" mean?
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verb To cry or make small, weak, broken sounds, usually from pain, fear, or distress.
"The puppy whimpered outside the door, wanting to be let in."
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noun A soft, weak, broken sound of distress.
"A faint whimper came from the back seat as the car hit another bump."
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whimper in a sentence
- The puppy whimpered outside the door, wanting to be let in.
- She whimpered softly as the nurse cleaned the wound.
- A faint whimper came from the back seat as the car hit another bump.
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What is "whimper" in Czech?
"whimper" in Czech is fňukání, naříkání, fňukat. whimper means: To cry or make small, weak, broken sounds, usually from pain, fear, or distress.
How do you use "whimper" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy whimpered outside the door, wanting to be let in." In Czech, "whimper" is fňukání, naříkání, fňukat.
Are there other ways to say "whimper" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 4 translations listed for "whimper": fňukání, naříkání, fňukat, kňourat.
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