Translation for 'peck' from English to Bosnian

to peck [to kiss fleetingly] {verb}

cmoknuti [razg.]

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peck {noun}

cmok {m} [razg.]

• They forage in a series of short running motions, holding the body horizontal, stopping to peck from time to time with a rapid bobbing motion.
• No important diseases of hickory other than a number of wood rots have been reported. Bird peck defect, caused by the yellow-bellied sapsucker, is common and serious in nutmeg hickory.
• Port-au-peck uses the same ZIP Code (07757) as Oceanport, which has only one post office.
• Lord Byron (1788-1824) used multisyllabic rhymes in his satiric poem "Don Juan". For example, he rhymes "intellectual" with "hen-peck'd you all".
• A peck is a unit of dry volume.

• The crossroads at the town site was the location of a general store owned by Henry Peck.
• There are many idiosyncratic typing styles in between novice-style "hunt and peck" and touch typing.
• A forpet, lippie or lippy was a Scottish unit of dry measure equal to a quarter or fourth-part of a peck.
• Multiple fragments of "Incognitoolithus" have been found with holes interpreted as peck marks.
• Sonmi, with her father in Macau, was involved with gambling at the Cam Peck Casino, Kinpecki Amusement Park.

• When the Yuncken Freeman partnership was restructured in 1980, von Hartel and Peck eventually bought the international Yuncken Freeman practice.
• Touch typing is contrasted to "search and peck", also known as "hunt-and-peck" or "two-fingered typing".
• The birds attack. During an extended descriptive passage, each species adopts a different tactic. They peck him, claw him, pluck his hair and tear at his wings.
• "Pose and Peck:" Put hands on hips, and do pecking with head.
• The genus name of "Neopeckia" is in honour of Charles Horton Peck (1833–1917), who was an American mycologist. He has described over 2,700 species of North American fungi.

• In the wild, feeding is continuous during daytime; the fish peck selectively at small prey trapped on coral substrate in a home range of many square meters.