chuffed UK
tʃʌft
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Definition of chuffed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

emotionRareUKvery pleased or delightedRareUK
  • She was chuffed to win the award.
  • He was chuffed to see his favorite band live.
  • They were chuffed about the surprise party thrown for them.
delighted pleased
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appear clearly very pleased and proud about one's own achievement
After fixing the engine, he looked chuffed with himself in the garage mirror.

Origin of chuffed

English, chuff (pleased) + -ed (past participle)

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  1. French:ravi, ...
  2. German:hocherfreut, ...
  3. Italian:felice, ...
  4. Spanish:encantado, ...
  5. Portuguese:satisfeito, ...
  6. Chinese:高兴的, ...
  7. Japanese:大喜びの, ...
  8. Arabic:سَعِيد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְרֻצֶּה, ...
  10. Russian:в восторге, ...
  11. Ukrainian:задоволений, ...
  12. Hindi:बहुत खुश, ...
chuff UK
tʃʌf

Definition of chuff - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
show displeasureDatedUKexpress annoyance or displeasureDatedUK
  • He chuffed at the delay in the meeting schedule..
complain grumble
2.
sound of movementDatedUKmove with a regular sharp puffing soundDatedUK
  • The old train chuffed along the tracks..
chug puff
3.
bodyDatedUKbreak wind noisilyDatedUK
  • He chuffed loudly during the meeting.
fart pass gas toot

Noun

1.
zoologyTECH.UKbreathy noise made by a tigerTECH.UK
  • The tiger's chuff was soft and calming.
huff puff snort
2.
engine noiseDatedUKsound of a steam engine or similarDatedUK
  • The chuff of the old train could be heard miles away..
chug puff
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extremely narrow or closely fitting in size or space
The passage was tight as a gnat's chuff, barely allowing passage.

Origin of chuff

Old English, ceofor (to puff) + -ing (action)

Examples of chuff in a sentence

  • They chuffed when the service was slow.
  • The steamboat chuffed down the river.
  • The factory machines chuffed rhythmically.
  • The dog chuffed happily after its meal.
  • She chuffed quietly, hoping no one would notice.
  • A chuff echoed through the jungle as the tiger approached.

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  1. French:exprimer son mécontentement, souffle, ...
  2. German:murren, Prusten, ...
  3. Italian:sbuffare, soffio, ...
  4. Spanish:bufar, ronroneo, ...
  5. Portuguese:bufar, sopro do tigre, ...
  6. Chinese:抱怨, 呼哧声, ...
  7. Japanese:不満を示す, フッフ, ...
  8. Arabic:تَذَمَّرَ, نفخة النمر, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַבִּיעַ חֹסֶר שְׂבִיעוּת רָצוֹן, נְשִׁיפַת טִיגְרִיס, ...
  10. Russian:ворчать, фырканье, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фиркати, чуф, ...
  12. Hindi:नाराज़ होना, चफ, ...
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