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Meanings of gurgle in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "bubble"
Examples for "bubble"
1
The government had previously said the travel bubble could begin in September.
2
The long bubble lifetime is the result of surfactant-induced surface tension changes.
3
Economists, however, are not worried about an asset price bubble just yet.
4
Leave to bubble for 30 minutes, whisking or stirring every few minutes.
5
But there are increasing concerns about a bubble in the housing market.
1
The U.K.'s Environmental Services Association said the restrictions would ripple beyond China.
2
The ripple effects of the financial crisis in this context are twofold.
3
Start shifting insurance risk in one age bracket, and the effects ripple.
4
Those days may be behind us but the ripple effect is significant.
5
The answer will have implications that will ripple across the software industry.
1
The babble of a million voices all seeming to talk at once.
2
She expected a babble of noise, a murmur, some level of response.
3
The woman could certainly babble with the best of them, Sarah thought.
4
Through it, James could still hear the babble of hundreds of voices.
5
Not just incoherent baby babble but real expressions of wants and needs.
1
The hectic activity registered as a background burble amid Laton's steely thoughts.
2
Through the wall, she could hear the mindless burble of Max's TV.
3
Morley's earlier monosyllabic burble had irritated Charlie, but now he missed it.
4
There has been much burble about this innovative kind of children's entertainment.
5
There was a gasp and a burble of laughter from the crowd.
1
Squish, squash, bubble; squash, squish, guggle; and your feet as though you had been wading through slaughter to a throne.
2
And, before losing consciousness entirely, I seemed to hear, between two guggles:
3
At the bottom of the dark water, our ears went, Guggle!
4
And now it became a gurgling sound: Guggle!
5
Her shot blew me clean out of the water, and I stood there guggling like a born idiot.
Usage of gurgle in inglés
1
The gurgle of the stream that fed the lake sounded curiously remote.
2
An exclamation began in his throat which ended in an indistinct gurgle.
3
He felt a dull thud of pain; a faint gurgle of blood.
4
We listen, and hear the water gurgle and click beneath the floor.
5
Several port-coloured men swill and gurgle and spit wine into silver buckets.
6
There was a gurgle in his throat and he was spitting blood.
7
The dun river slipped along among the shipping with an oily gurgle.
8
She heard the chink of glass, the thin gurgle of liquid falling.
9
Then the surface was broken with a gurgle, and the goggle-eyes appeared.
10
Then there was a loud scream that died in a weltering gurgle.
11
But whatever the keeper sought to say ended in a horrified gurgle.
12
Puff, puff, swirl, swirl, puff, puff, gurgle, but he did not continue.
13
A gurgle issued from the shadows as the hidden guardsman slumped forward.
14
Moaning and gasps mix with the wind and gurgle of the water.
15
At any rate, he gave a sort of gurgle and then stuttered:
16
It made no murmur, only a low gurgle as it shot along.
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Gurgle across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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