slurp in Portuguese
slurp in Portuguese is sorver — slurp means to eat or drink noisily, especially by sucking in liquid.
slurp in Portuguese
sorver
(transitive) To eat or drink noisily.
What does "slurp" mean?
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verb To eat or drink noisily, especially by sucking in liquid.
"He slurped his noodles straight from the bowl."
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noun A loud sucking sound made while eating or drinking.
"She took one last slurp of her milkshake."
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slurp in a sentence
- He slurped his noodles straight from the bowl.
- She took one last slurp of her milkshake.
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What is "slurp" in Portuguese?
"slurp" in Portuguese is sorver. slurp means: To eat or drink noisily, especially by sucking in liquid.
How do you use "slurp" in a sentence?
Example: "He slurped his noodles straight from the bowl." In Portuguese, "slurp" is sorver.
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