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gurgle

/ˈɡɜːɡl/

/ˈɡɜrɡl/

Translations

gurglenoun

gurgles

/ˈɡɜːɡl/

/ˈɡɜrɡl/

gargouillementS’emploie pour un bruit liquide irrégulier ou un gargouillis d’eau.

The gurgle of the stream was soothing as it flowed over the rocks.

Le gargouillement du ruisseau était apaisant tandis qu’il coulait sur les rochers.

Additional translations

gazouillisPour le petit bruit joyeux ou content d’un bébé.

glouglouFamilier, souvent pour un bruit de liquide qui bout ou clapote.

Synonyms

gurgleverb

gurgled

Past Simple

gurgled

Past Participle

gurgling

Gerund

/ˈɡɜːɡl̩/

/ˈɡɜrɡl̩/

gargouillerSe dit d’un liquide qui bouillonne ou coule en produisant un bruit irrégulier.

The water began to gurgle as it boiled in the pot.

L’eau a commencé à gargouiller en bouillant dans la casserole.

Additional translations

gazouillerPour un bébé ou une voix produisant un petit bruit joyeux et inarticulé.

Synonyms

Definitions

gurglenoun

A sound resembling a liquid flowing in an irregular, noisy current.

The gurgle of the stream was soothing as it flowed over the rocks.

A bubbling sound made by water or another liquid.

The gurgle of the coffee pot signaled that the brew was ready.

A sound made by a baby, often a happy or contented noise.

The baby's gurgle brought smiles to everyone in the room.

gurgleverb

To make a sound like a liquid boiling or bubbling.

The water began to gurgle as it boiled in the pot.

To flow in a broken, irregular, or noisy current.

The stream gurgled over the rocks as it wound through the forest.

To utter or express with a gurgling sound.

The baby gurgled happily as she played with her toys.