cheep in Greek
cheep in Greek is κελαηδώ — cheep means to make the short, high-pitched sound of a small bird or chick.
cheep in Greek
κελαηδώ
Pronounced: kelaido
Of a small bird, to make short, high-pitched sounds.
What does "cheep" mean?
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verb To make the short, high-pitched sound of a small bird or chick.
"The chicks cheeped noisily as they waited to be fed."
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noun The short, high-pitched sound a small bird makes.
"A faint cheep came from the nest above the porch."
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cheep in a sentence
- The chicks cheeped noisily as they waited to be fed.
- A faint cheep came from the nest above the porch.
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What is "cheep" in Greek?
"cheep" in Greek is κελαηδώ. cheep means: To make the short, high-pitched sound of a small bird or chick.
How do you pronounce κελαηδώ?
"cheep" in Greek is κελαηδώ, pronounced "kelaido".
How do you use "cheep" in a sentence?
Example: "The chicks cheeped noisily as they waited to be fed." In Greek, "cheep" is κελαηδώ.
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