bray

UK
/breɪ/
US
/breɪ/
braynoun
brays
pl
UK
/breɪ/
US
/breɪ/
Traductions
The bray of the donkey could be heard from a distance.
Рев осла был слышен издалека.
Traductions supplémentaires
Définitions
The loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule.
The bray of the donkey echoed through the valley.
A loud, harsh sound resembling a donkey's cry.
The bray of the trumpet startled everyone in the room.
The act of crushing or pounding substances, especially in a mortar.
The rhythmic bray of the pestle echoed through the laboratory.
brayverb
brayed
Past Simple
brayed
Past Participle
braying
Gerund
UK
/breɪ/
US
/breɪ/
Traductions
The donkey began to bray loudly in the field.
Осел начал громко реветь в поле.
Traductions supplémentaires
Définitions
To make a loud, harsh sound, typically like a donkey.
The donkey brayed loudly in the field, startling the nearby birds.
To speak or laugh loudly and harshly.
He brayed with laughter at the comedian's joke, drawing attention from the entire room.
To crush, pound, or grind (something) into small pieces or powder.
She brayed the dried peppers to make a spicy seasoning.