Definition Conjugation
Definition of blort - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He just said 'blort' out of nowhere.
2.
technologyTECH. placeholder name in computing examplesTECH.
- In the code, replace 'blort' with your variable name.
3.
- He made me laugh so hard I did a blort.
Verb
1.
- The car engine started to blort unexpectedly.
2.
- He started to blort his words during the presentation.
3.
- The fountain began to blort water everywhere.
Examples of blort in a sentence
She wrote 'blort' on the board as a joke. The tutorial used 'blort' to demonstrate the function. Developers often substitute 'blort' in sample scripts. Her unexpected joke caused a blort at the dinner table. I tried to hold back a blort during the meeting. The balloon began to blort as it deflated.
The old tractor would blort every few minutes. The toddler began to blort when he was upset. She tends to blort when she's nervous. The pipe suddenly blorted water all over the floor. The whale blorted water through its blowhole.
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- French:absurdité, faire un bruit soudain, ...
- German:blort, laut platschen, ...
- Italian:parola senza senso, blortare, ...
- Spanish:disparate, hacer un ruido fuerte, ...
- Portuguese:disparate, barulhar, ...
- Chinese:废话, 发出响亮的声音, ...
- Japanese:ナンセンス, 大きな音を立てる, ...
- Arabic:كَلِمَةٌ بِلَا مَعْنًى, دَوَّى, ...
- Hebrew:בְּלוֹרְט, לְהַרְעִישׁ, ...
- Russian:бред, издавать резкий звук, ...
- Ukrainian:нісенітниця, видавати гучний звук, ...
- Hindi:बकवास, धमाके की आवाज करना, ...
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