Definition
Definition of warbled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
soundRare produced with a quavering soundRare
- Her warbled voice added emotion to the performance.
2.
musicRare having a musical or melodious qualityRare
- The warbled notes of the songbird filled the air.
Origin of warbled
Old English, wealwian (to roll) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of warbled in a sentence
His warbled speech made the story more poignant. Her warbled voice captivated the audience. The warbled melody was soothing to hear.
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- French:tremblant, mélodieux, ...
- German:zitternd, melodisch, ...
- Italian:tremolante, melodioso, ...
- Spanish:vibrante, melodioso, ...
- Portuguese:trêmula, melodioso, ...
- Chinese:颤音的, 婉转的, ...
- Japanese:震える音の, 音楽的な, ...
- Arabic:مترجِف, عَذْب, ...
- Hebrew:בְּקוֹל רוֹעֵד, מְלֹדִי, ...
- Russian:дрожащий, музыкальный, ...
- Ukrainian:тремтячий, мелодійний, ...
- Hindi:कंपित ध्वनि वाला, संगीतमय, ...
Definition of warble - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
bird singingsing pleasantly like a bird
- The canary warbled in the morning light.
2.
singing stylesing in a trilling or quavering voice
- The bird began to warble early in the morning.
Noun
1.
musicmelodious trill or series of trills in bird song
- The forest was alive with the warble of various birds.
2.
cattle lesionTECH. lesion under the skin caused by bot fly larvaTECH.
- The vet treated the cow's warble.
3.
horse swellingTECH. hard swelling on a horse's back from saddle frictionTECH.
- The horse developed a warble from the saddle.
Expressions with warble
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large hairy fly that causes skin lumps in cattle
A warble fly can cause bumps on a cow's back.
Origin of warble
Old English, wyrgan (to strangle)
Examples of warble in a sentence
In spring, the birds warble in the garden. She could warble beautifully during the performance. He tried to warble like his favorite singer. We woke up to the warble of a lark. The warble of the nightingale was enchanting. The farmer noticed a warble on the calf.
Warble removal is a common procedure in cattle. The rider noticed a warble after the long journey. A warble formed due to the ill-fitting saddle.
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- French:gazouiller, gazouillis, ...
- German:zwitschern, Trillern, ...
- Italian:gorgheggiare, gorgheggio, ...
- Spanish:cantar, gorjeo, ...
- Portuguese:cantar, gorjeio, ...
- Chinese:歌唱, 鸟鸣, ...
- Japanese:さえずる, さえずり, ...
- Arabic:غَرَّدَ, تغريد, ...
- Hebrew:לְצַיֵּץ, צִיּוּץ, ...
- Russian:щебетать, трель, ...
- Ukrainian:співати, щебетання, ...
- Hindi:मधुर गाना, कूक, ...
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