Übersetzung für 'gurgle' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to gurgle

gurgeln

plätschern [Bach]

gluckern

glucksen

Werbung

to gurgle [baby]

lallen

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gurgle [of baby]

Lallen {n}

gurgle [of brook]

Plätschern {n}

• The call of this species is a rattling "erk erk erk-kkkkkkkk" that descends into a chuckling gurgle. Feeding birds may give a low conversational clucking.
• Andrew Mueller, writing in Melody Maker, described the album as "a stadium record that is never going to fill a theatre, a defiant gurgle on the way down the sinkhole".
• Gurgle launched gurgle.com and gurgle.in, sister sites in America and India in July 2008.
• The gurgle over at 18 months started Ciara's career as a voice over artist and inspired acting agents Hobson's International to start a children's division within their company.
• as "another licence to print money" and commented, "As with their last two or three efforts, Vince Clarke has bucked up his ideas a bit in the bleep and burble department, but Andy Bell's larynxy gurgle irritates as much as ever."

• Eleven years after the conclusion of "Big Brother 6", columnist Rupert Hawksley opined that the series potentially marked "the moment when Big Brother began its ongoing gurgle in the gutter".
• With two pots full of water and the introduction of air through the beak, it must have determined a characteristic gurgle, which probably served for hunting in the forest as a call for birds and other animals.
• In some cases the creature would gurgle and spit at the drinker through a hole in its mouth as the vessel was tilted and the dregs consumed.
• The community's arms might be described thus: Argent a gurgle glass gules palewise between two oak leaves vert palewise, in base a mound of the third surmounted by a tunnel portal masoned of the first with a tunnel sable.
• From the five wells, fitted with barred concrete lid, you hear water gurgle and splash of an association with the former city well.

• As the brewing coffee nears the boiling point, the "perking" sound becomes a continuous gurgle, signalling that the coffee is ready to drink.