Definition Conjugation
Definition of blat - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
animal soundRare UK make a bleating soundRare UK
- The sheep blatted loudly in the field..
2.
human soundRare UK cry plaintivelyRare UK
- The child blatted for hours after losing his toy..
3.
musicTECH. UK produce a rich sound on a brass instrumentTECH. UK
- The musician managed to blat on the trumpet beautifully.
4.
- She would blat about her secrets to anyone.
Origin of blat
Slavic, blat (talk)
Examples of blat in a sentence
In the distance, a lamb blatted softly. The baby began to blat when hungry. She would blat whenever she felt ignored. He could blat a tune that resonated through the hall. The tuba player began to blat loudly during the rehearsal. He would blat about his plans at the café.
They tend to blat during meetings, causing disruptions.
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- French:bêler, pleurnicher, ...
- German:blöken, weinen, ...
- Italian:bramire, lamentarsi, ...
- Spanish:berrear, lloriquear, ...
- Portuguese:balir, choramingar, ...
- Chinese:咩咩叫, 哭泣, ...
- Japanese:鳴く, 泣く, ...
- Arabic:ثَغَا, نحب, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁמִיעַ קוֹל שֶׁל כֶּבֶשׂ, לְיַלֵּל, ...
- Russian:блеять, ныть, ...
- Ukrainian:блеяти, скиглити, ...
- Hindi:मिमियाना, रोना, ...
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