Definition of pule - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
soundDated make a soft, plaintive soundDated
- The puppy began to pule when left alone.
2.
weak cryingDated cry weakly or softlyDated
- She could hear the baby pule in the next room..
Origin of pule
Latin, pullulare (to sprout)
Examples of pule in a sentence
He could hear the lambs pule in the distance. The kitten began to pule when it was hungry. He could hear the puppy pule from the other room.
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- French:gémir, sangloter doucement, ...
- German:wimmern, weinen, ...
- Italian:lamentarsi, ...
- Spanish:gemir, ...
- Portuguese:ganir, gemer, ...
- Chinese:呜咽, 轻声哭泣, ...
- Japanese:クンクン鳴く, かすかに泣く, ...
- Arabic:نَحَبَ, أنَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁמִיעַ קוֹל מְיָבֵּב, לְייַבֵּב, ...
- Russian:скулить, ...
- Ukrainian:скиглити, плакати тихо, ...
- Hindi:कुड़कुड़ाना, धीरे से रोना, ...
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