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tooting

/ˈtuːtɪŋ/

Translations

tootingnoun

tootings

klaxonPar métonymie, pour le son ou l’action du klaxon.

The tooting of car horns filled the busy street as drivers expressed their impatience.

Le klaxon des voitures a rempli la rue animée tandis que les conducteurs exprimaient leur impatience.

Synonyms

tootinggerund / present participle

/ˈtuːtɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that is currently emitting a toot; participial adjective.

klaxonnantPour un bruit bref et répétitif de klaxon.

A tooting car horn startled the pedestrians.

Un klaxon klaxonnant a surpris les piétons.

tootverb

tooting

Gerund

tooted

Past Simple

tooted

Past Participle

tooting

Gerund

/tuːt/

klaxonnerPour un klaxon ou un instrument similaire.

The driver tooted the horn to alert the pedestrian.

Le conducteur a klaxonné pour avertir le piéton.

Additional translations

snifferArgot de la drogue.

péterFamilier.

sonner deSurtout avec une trompette ou un instrument à vent.

Synonyms

Definitions

tootingnoun

The act or sound of a horn or similar instrument being blown.

The tooting of car horns filled the busy street as drivers expressed their impatience.

tootinggerund / present participle

Emitting short, sharp sounds on a horn, whistle, or similar instrument.

A tooting car horn startled the pedestrians.

tootverb

To make a short, sharp sound with a horn or similar instrument.

The driver tooted the horn to alert the pedestrian.

To cause a horn or similar instrument to make a short, sharp sound.

She tooted the trumpet during the band rehearsal.

To emit gas from the bowels; to fart (informal).

The crowd laughed when the dog tooted loudly.

To inhale cocaine through the nose.

They went into the bathroom to toot a line before returning to the party.