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Significados de
grunt
en inglés
The short low gruff noise of the kind made by hogs.
oink
A low, guttural sound of frustration.
groan
Uso de
grunt
en inglés
1
The others are good for
grunt
work, but they aren't decision makers.
2
The only response to any questions we ask now is a
grunt
.
3
It was Sergeant Habash, the ambitious young Palestinian and squad room
grunt
.
4
They also do a fair amount of
grunt
work for the club.
5
Recruitment had changed, and being a
grunt
meant something very different now.
6
Visit Website If you're having trouble committing, make noise- ahealthytennis
grunt
.
7
Bascombe's
grunt
is open to interpretation, but the captain takes no notice.
8
He gave a
grunt
when he saw me in the Northern station.
9
The mound under the bedclothes moved again; she heard another soft
grunt
.
10
That made Bat
grunt
and grumble and wriggle; and finally uncover, too.
11
Mac let out a
grunt
of surprise, and his eyebrows went up.
12
The glove was handed over in silence, and received with a
grunt
.
13
The fetid man gave a soft
grunt
and simply let her go.
14
When Al came in he gave the easy chairs a disapproving
grunt
.
15
Verlaine heard Eno
grunt
her approval, and Godwin's voice grew still louder.
16
The unexpected fervour of this
grunt
seemed to animate the little model.
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grunt
Nombre
Singular
Verbo
Indicativo · Presente
Colocaciones frecuentes
give a grunt
little grunt
low grunt
satisfied grunt
noncommittal grunt
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Grunt
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