🐗grunt (grânt)

verb
/ɡrʌnt/
grogner (grogner)

Signification

to make a low, rough sound, often when exerting effort or expressing annoyance
Traduction de la signification
faire un bruit grave et rugueux, souvent en faisant un effort ou en exprimant de l'agacement
faire un bruit grave et rugueux, souvent en faisant un effort ou en exprimant de l'agacement

Phrases d'exemple

He grunted as he lifted the heavy box.

Il grogna en soulevant la boîte lourde.
Il grogna en soulevant la boîte lourde.

Expressions d'exemple

grunt work
travail ennuyeux et difficile
travail ennuyeux et difficile

Synonymes

groan, moan, sigh, mutter

Antonymes

speak, articulate, express

Collocations

grunt with effort, grunt loudly, grunt of approval, grunt work

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