Word: whistles
Category: whistles
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Related words: whistles
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Synonyms: whistles
pennywhistle, tin whistle, whistling
Translations: whistles
spanish
silbatos, silbidos, pitos, silba, marca
german
Pfeifen, Trillerpfeifen, Schnack, pfeift
french
sifflement, siffle
italian
fischi, fischietti, fischia, arbitro fischia, fischio
portuguese
assobios, apitos, assobia, os assobios, apitos de
dutch
fluitjes, fluit, bellen
russian
свистки, свистит, свист, свисты, гудки
norwegian
fløyter, plystre, piper, plystrer
swedish
visselpipor, visslingar, visslar, visslor
finnish
pillit, pillejä, viheltää, vihellyspillit, pilli
danish
fløjter, hyler, suser, fløjte
czech
píšťaly, píšťalky, píská, pískání
polish
gwizdki, gwizdy, gwizdków, gwiżdże
hungarian
síp, a síp, fütyül
turkish
ıslık, düdükler, düdük, ıslığını, çaldı
greek
σφυρίχτρες, διαιτητής, σφυρίγματα, σφυρίζει, συριγμούς
ukrainian
свистки, свистка, свист
albanian
bilbilave, e bilbilave, të bilbilave, bilbilat, bilbilave dhe
bulgarian
свирки, подсвирквания, свирките, изсвирва
belarusian
свісткі, сьвісткі
estonian
viled, vilesid, vilistab, vilet
croatian
zviždaljke, zvizdaljkama, zviždi
icelandic
flaut, flaut í
lithuanian
švilpukai, švilpukų, nešvilpia, švilpukus
latvian
svilpes, svilpo, svilpaunieki, svilpj
macedonian
свирки, свиркање
romanian
Fluiere, fluierele, fluierături, fluieraturi, fluier
slovenian
piščalke, piščali, piska
slovak
píšťaly, píšťalky
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The meaning and "use of": whistles
noun
verb
- a clear, high-pitched sound made by forcing breath through a small hole between partly closed lips, or between one's teeth.
verb
- emit a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing breath through a small hole between one's lips or teeth.
- wish for or expect (something) in vain.
