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whiffle
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/ˈwɪf.əl/
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/ˈwɪf.əl/
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whiffle
noun
whiffles
pl
UK
/ˈwɪf.əl/
US
/ˈwɪf.əl/
bouffée
Petit souffle ou faible courant d’air.
A gentle whiffle of wind rustled the leaves on the trees.
Une légère bouffée de vent faisait bruisser les feuilles des arbres.
Additional translations
coup
Petit coup léger ou bref.
Synonyms
whiff
hint
scent
breath
puff
whiffle
verb
whiffled
Past Simple
whiffled
Past Participle
whiffling
Gerund
UK
/ˈwɪf.əl/
US
/ˈwɪf.əl/
souffler
Se dit d’un vent faible ou irrégulier.
The wind began to whiffle through the trees.
Le vent s’est mis à souffler entre les arbres.
hésiter
Familier; pour une personne qui change souvent d’avis.
She tends to whiffle when it comes to making important choices.
Elle a tendance à hésiter quand il s’agit de prendre des décisions importantes.
Synonyms
blow
sway
drift
waft
flutter
Definitions
whiffle
noun
A slight movement or puff of air.
A gentle whiffle of wind rustled the leaves on the trees.
A light, quick blow or stroke.
With a whiffle of the fan, the papers scattered across the desk.
whiffle
verb
To blow lightly or in gusts.
The wind began to whiffle through the trees, creating a gentle rustling sound.
To vacillate or waver in decision or opinion.
She tends to whiffle when it comes to making important choices, often changing her mind at the last minute.
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