bleat in Greek
bleat in Greek is βέλασμα, βελάζω — bleat means the cry a sheep or goat makes.
bleat in Greek
βέλασμα
Pronounced: velasma
The characteristic cry of a sheep or a goat.
βελάζω
Pronounced: velazo
What does "bleat" mean?
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noun The cry a sheep or goat makes.
"The lamb's bleat carried across the field."
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verb Of a sheep or goat, to make its characteristic cry.
"The goats bleated impatiently at feeding time."
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verb Of a person, to complain in a weak or whining way.
"He kept bleating about how unfair the decision was."
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bleat in a sentence
- The lamb's bleat carried across the field.
- The goats bleated impatiently at feeding time.
- He kept bleating about how unfair the decision was.
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What is "bleat" in Greek?
"bleat" in Greek is βέλασμα, βελάζω. bleat means: The cry a sheep or goat makes.
How do you pronounce βέλασμα?
"bleat" in Greek is βέλασμα, pronounced "velasma".
How do you use "bleat" in a sentence?
Example: "The lamb's bleat carried across the field." In Greek, "bleat" is βέλασμα, βελάζω.
Are there other ways to say "bleat" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "bleat": βέλασμα, βελάζω.
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