slurp

UK
/slɜːp/
US
/slɝp/
slurpnoun
slurps
pl
UK
/slɜːp/
US
/slɝp/
Translations
The sound of his slurp was loud and annoying.
Звук его чавканья был громким и раздражающим.
He took a slurp of his soup before speaking.
Он сделал глоток своего супа, прежде чем заговорить.
Additional translations
шумное питье
Definitions
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
slurped
Past Simple
slurped
Past Participle
slurping
Gerund
UK
/slɜːp/
US
/slɝːp/
Translations
She slurped her drink through a straw.
Она хлебала свой напиток через соломинку.
He likes to slurp his soup loudly.
Он любит чавкать, когда ест суп.
Definitions
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
UK
/slɜːp/
US
/slɝp/
Onomatopoetic representation of the sound of slurping, often used in comics or informal writing.
Definitions
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.