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slurp

/slɜːp/

/slɝp/

Translations

slurpnoun

slurps

/slɜːp/

/slɝp/

bruit de succionPour un bruit audible fait en mangeant ou en buvant.

The slurp of the soup was audible across the room.

Le bruit de succion de la soupe s'entendait dans toute la pièce.

Additional translations

gorgée bruyantePour une prise de boisson ou d'aliment faite bruyamment.

Synonyms

slurpverb

slurped

Past Simple

slurped

Past Participle

slurping

Gerund

/slɜːp/

/slɝːp/

aspirer bruyammentSe dit surtout d'une soupe, de nouilles ou d'un liquide avalé en faisant du bruit.

He slurped his soup loudly, much to the annoyance of his dining companions.

Il a aspiré sa soupe bruyamment, au grand agacement de ses compagnons de table.

Synonyms

slurpinterjection

/slɜːp/

/slɝp/

Onomatopoetic representation of the sound of slurping, often used in comics or informal writing.

slurpOnomatopée.

"Slurp!" went the child as he drained the milkshake.

"Slurp !" a fait l'enfant en finissant son milk-shake.

Synonyms

Definitions

slurpnoun

A loud sucking noise made while eating or drinking.

The slurp of the soup was audible across the room.

An act of eating or drinking noisily.

He took a big slurp of his coffee before answering the question.

slurpverb

To eat or drink something noisily or with a sucking sound.

He slurped his soup loudly, much to the annoyance of his dining companions.

To produce a loud sucking sound while drawing liquid or semi-liquid food into the mouth, often followed by swallowing it.

She slurped the noodles up in one noisy gulp.

slurpinterjection

Used to represent the sound made when someone noisily sucks liquid or semi-liquid food into the mouth.

"Slurp!" went the child as he drained the milkshake.