chirrup UK
ˈtʃɪrəp
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Definition of chirrup - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
bird soundsintr.UKmake a series of chirps or clicksintr.UK
  • The birds chirrup in the early morning.
chirp trill tweet
2.
animal callingtr.UKencourage or stimulate with chirruping soundstr.UK
  • The rider chirruped to urge her horse forward..
chirp twitter
3.
mouth gestureintr.RareUKmake clucking sounds with the lipsintr.RareUK
  • He chirruped to get the baby's attention.
chirp tweet twitter

Noun

soundRareUKseries of short, high-pitched soundsRareUK
  • The chirrup of crickets filled the night air.
chirp peep tweet
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Origin of chirrup

English, chirp (short sharp sound) + -up (intensifier)

Examples of chirrup in a sentence

  • The insects began to chirrup as dusk fell.
  • She chirruped to get the bird's attention.
  • He chirruped softly to calm the nervous puppy.
  • She chirruped softly to call the cat.
  • The audience laughed as he chirruped like a bird.
  • A chirrup from the bushes caught her attention.

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  1. French:pépier, crissement, ...
  2. German:zwitschern, Zirpen, ...
  3. Italian:cinguettare, cinguettio, ...
  4. Spanish:gorjear, trino, ...
  5. Portuguese:chilrear, canto, ...
  6. Chinese:啁啾, 唧唧声, ...
  7. Japanese:さえずる, コオロギの鳴き声, ...
  8. Arabic:زَقْزَقَ, زَقْزَقَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְצַיֵּץ, צִיּוּץ, ...
  10. Russian:щебетать, щебетание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:щебетати, цвірінькання, ...
  12. Hindi:चहचहाना, चिर्रप, ...

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