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Significados de
peter out
en inglés
catalán
espatllar-se
Volver al significado
Use up all one's strength and energy and stop working.
poop out
run down
run out
conk out
catalán
espatllar-se
End weakly.
fizzle
taper off
fizzle out
Uso de
peter out
en inglés
1
All could have more usual winter conditions as wetter conditions
peter
out
.
2
Something minor, quite possibly a material development, could
peter
out
into nothing.
3
James emerged at ground level just as it began to
peter
out
.
4
Neo-Thanaticism began to
peter
out
as the turn of the century approached.
5
His characters - wayward and potty -
peter
out
with no explanation.
6
It takes a long time before Veronica's sobs
peter
out
into silence.
7
After a few meters the tide of blood began to
peter
out
.
8
You
peter
out
;
the engine dulls; the shining coin wears thin.
9
These textual side roads are intriguing, but tend to
peter
out
.
10
They will be hoping the typhoon could
peter
out
or take another direction.
11
This is where the subdivisions
peter
out
to vacant lots and plowed fields.
12
So I'd bet they're hoping for the thing will
peter
out
.
13
Eventually a ceasefire will stick and the war will
peter
out
.
14
This decorator stuff will
peter
out
after you get beyond the locked doors.
15
However; this cosmic hint may well
peter
out
into nothing.
16
Some last a rather long time, some
peter
out
in a matter of seconds.
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Translations for
peter out
catalán
espatllar-se
estropellar-se
Peter out
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común