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grunt

/ɡrʌnt/

grunt up

Traductions

gruntnoun

grunts

/ɡrʌnt/

хрюканье

The pig's grunt was loud and clear.

Хрюканье свиньи было громким и ясным.

солдат

The grunt followed orders without question.

Солдат выполнял приказы без вопросов.

ворчание

His grunt of disapproval was heard by everyone.

Его ворчание неодобрения услышали все.

Traductions supplémentaires

тяжелая работа

Synonymes

gruntverb

grunted

Past Simple

grunted

Past Participle

grunting

Gerund

/ɡrʌnt/

хрюкать

The pig began to grunt loudly.

Свинья начала громко хрюкать.

ворчать

He tends to grunt when he's annoyed.

Он склонен ворчать, когда раздражён.

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Synonymes

gruntadjective

gruntier

Comp.

gruntiest

Super.

/ɡrʌnt/

Used attributively to describe routine, menial, or physically demanding work or tasks.

Synonymes

Définitions

gruntnoun

A low, short guttural sound made by an animal or a person.

The pig let out a grunt as it searched for food in the mud.

A soldier, especially an infantryman, in the U.S. military.

The grunts were preparing for their next mission in the desert.

A type of fish found in warm seas, known for making a grunting noise.

The fisherman caught a grunt while fishing off the coast of Florida.

An unskilled or low-ranking worker who performs routine or menial tasks.

I spent the summer as a grunt on the road-repair crew.

gruntverb

To make a low, short guttural sound, typically to express effort or discomfort.

He grunted as he lifted the heavy box.

To utter a similar sound in response to a question or statement, often indicating disinterest or annoyance.

When asked if he wanted to join, he just grunted in reply.

gruntadjective

Relating to or involving routine, menial, or physically demanding work; menial.

She was assigned the grunt duties while the senior staff handled the presentations.