Definition Conjugation
Definition of blate - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
bashfulDated UK shy and avoiding attentionDated UK
- He was too blate to speak up in class.
2.
dullDated UK lacking intelligence or common senseDated UK
- His blate remarks made everyone question his judgment.
Verb
soundDated UK make a weak, plaintive cryDated UK
- The lambs blate in the field.
Origin of blate
Scots, blate (bashful)
Examples of blate in a sentence
She was too blate to join the dance. His blate comments were met with silence. The blate student struggled in class discussions. The calves blate softly in the barn. Sheep blate as the shepherd approaches.
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- French:timide, blatérer, ...
- German:schüchtern, blöken, ...
- Italian:timido, belare, ...
- Spanish:tímido, balar, ...
- Portuguese:tímido, balir, ...
- Chinese:害羞的, 发出哀鸣, ...
- Japanese:内気な, メーメーと鳴く, ...
- Arabic:خَجول, ثَغَا, ...
- Hebrew:בַּיְשָׁן, לְבַכְיֵן, ...
- Russian:застенчивый, блеять, ...
- Ukrainian:сором'язливий, мекати, ...
- Hindi:शर्मीला, मिमियाना, ...
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