🍼suck (sak)

verb
/sʌk/
sucer (sucer)

Signification

to draw something into the mouth by using the lips and tongue
Traduction de la signification
attirer quelque chose dans la bouche en utilisant les lèvres et la langue
attirer quelque chose dans la bouche en utilisant les lèvres et la langue

Phrases d'exemple

The baby began to suck her thumb.

Le bébé a commencé à sucer son pouce.
Le bébé a commencé à sucer son pouce.

Expressions d'exemple

suck it up
l’accepter
l’accepter

Synonymes

sip, draw, ingest, slurp

Antonymes

spit, expel

Collocations

suck up, suck out, suck in, suck on

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