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Animaux - Bruit d'animaux

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to squeak
to squeak
[verbe]

to make a short high-pitched noise or cry

couiner, piailler

couiner, piailler

Ex: While we were playing, the swing set squeaked with each movement. 

Pendant que nous jouions, la balançoire grinçait à chaque mouvement.

to buzz
to buzz
[verbe]

to make a low and continuous humming or vibrating sound, like the sound of a bee or a motor

bourdonner, vrombir

bourdonner, vrombir

Ex: The refrigerator began to buzz as it started cooling. 

Le réfrigérateur a commencé à bourdonner alors qu'il commençait à refroidir.

to hum
to hum
[verbe]

to make a low, continuous, and steady sound

fredonner, bourdonner

fredonner, bourdonner

Ex: The refrigerator hummed softly in the kitchen. 

Le réfrigérateur ronronnait doucement dans la cuisine.

to moo
to moo
[verbe]

to make the characteristic sound of a cow or cattle

meugler, beugler

meugler, beugler

Ex: The baby calf mooed for its mother in the early morning. 

Le veau a meuglé pour sa mère tôt le matin.

to tweet
to tweet
[verbe]

to make a short high sound characteristic of a bird

gazouiller

gazouiller

Ex: She woke up to the sound of birds tweeting outside her window. 

Elle s'est réveillée au son des oiseaux gazouillant devant sa fenêtre.

to sing
to sing
[verbe]

(of birds) to make high-pitched and pleasing sounds

chanter, gazouiller

chanter, gazouiller

Ex: The sparrows sang from the rooftops, filling the air with their sweet tunes. 
to chirp
to chirp
[verbe]

to utter the short sharp sound characteristic of a bird or an insect

gazouiller, grésiller

gazouiller, grésiller

Ex: The baby chick began to chirp loudly in the nest, seeking attention. 

Le poussin a commencé à pépier bruyamment dans le nid, cherchant de l'attention.

to hoot
to hoot
[verbe]

to make a deep call characteristic of an owl

hululer, ululer

hululer, ululer

Ex: The eerie hoot echoed through the forest, sending shivers down our spines. 

Le houhoulement sinistre résonna à travers la forêt, nous glaçant le sang.

to croak
to croak
[verbe]

(of a frog or raven) to make a harsh noise

coasser

coasser

to woof
to woof
[verbe]

(of a dog) to make a loud noise

aboyer

aboyer

to gaggle
to gaggle
[verbe]

to utter a sound, as of a goose

cacarder

cacarder

bleat
bleat
[nom]

the characteristic cry or sound made by sheep, goats, or similar animals

bêlement, cri des moutons

bêlement, cri des moutons

Ex: The farmer answered each bleat with a gentle call. 

L'agriculteur répondit à chaque bêlement par un appel doux.

to growl
to growl
[verbe]

(of animals, particularly dogs) to make a rumbling sound from the throat as a sign of warning

grogner, gronder

grogner, gronder

Ex: The dog began to growl when a stranger approached its territory. 

Le chien a commencé à gronder lorsqu'un étranger s'est approché de son territoire.

to cackle
to cackle
[verbe]

to make a harsh, sharp, and raucous vocalization characteristic of hens after laying an egg or when disturbed

caqueter, glousser

caqueter, glousser

Ex: She couldn’t help but laugh when the chickens cackled in response to the commotion. 

Elle ne pouvait s'empêcher de rire lorsque les poules caquetaient en réponse à l'agitation.

to quack
to quack
[verbe]

to make the characteristic sound of a duck

faire coin-coin

faire coin-coin

to coo
to coo
[verbe]

to utter a murmuring sound, as of pigeons or doves

roucouler

roucouler

to caw
to caw
[verbe]

to make the characteristic harsh, guttural cry of a crow or raven

croasser, criailler

croasser, criailler

to baa
to baa
[verbe]

to make the sheep sound

bêler

bêler

to roar
to roar
[verbe]

to make the deep, powerful cry characteristic of a lion or similar animal

hurler

hurler

Ex: We heard a tiger roaring somewhere beyond the trees. 
snarl
snarl
[nom]

(of an animal such as a dog) a growling sound with display of teeth

grondement

grondement

to howl
to howl
[verbe]

(of an animal such as a dog or wolf) to make a loud and prolonged sound or cry

hurler

hurler

Ex: As the sirens wailed, the dog in the distance began to howl. 

Alors que les sirènes hurlaient, le chien au loin commença à hurler.

to purr
to purr
[verbe]

(of cats) to make a prolonged low sound as a sign of content

ronronner

ronronner

Ex: As she curled up in her favorite spot by the window, the tabby cat started to purr. 

Alors qu'elle se blottissait dans son endroit préféré près de la fenêtre, la chatte tigrée a commencé à ronronner.

to bark
to bark
[verbe]

to make the short, loud, rough sound typical of a dog

aboyer

aboyer

Ex: Bruno barked at the delivery driver this morning. 
to cluck
to cluck
[verbe]

(of a hen) to make a glottal sound characteristic of a hen

glousser

glousser

Ex: gıdaklama 

gloussement

to creak
to creak
[verbe]

to make a harsh, high-pitched sound when something rubs against or moves against another surface that is rough or rusty

craquer, grincer

craquer, grincer

Ex: As the door slowly opened, it made a loud creak that echoed throughout the empty hallway. 

Alors que la porte s'ouvrait lentement, elle émit un grincement fort qui résonna dans le couloir vide.

to snort
to snort
[verbe]

(of an animal) to make a sudden rough sound by exhaling hard through the nose as a sign of excitement or agitation

renâcler

renâcler

Ex: The pig is currently snorting happily in the mud. 

Le cochon est actuellement en train de grognasser joyeusement dans la boue.

to meow
to meow
[verbe]

to make a crying sound, such as a cat

miauler, faire miaou

miauler, faire miaou

to neigh
to neigh
[verbe]

to make a high-pitched sound of a horse

hennir

hennir

to gobble
to gobble
[verbe]

to make a rapid, throaty, and guttural noise made in a series of gurgling clucks sound

glousser, glouglouter

glousser, glouglouter

Ex: The bird gobbled from the tree, making its deep, throaty sound. 

L'oiseau gloussait depuis l'arbre, émettant son son profond et guttural.

to hiss
to hiss
[verbe]

to make a sharp, prolonged sound, usually produced by forcing air through the mouth

siffler, striduler

siffler, striduler

Ex: In the quiet night, the snake hissed menacingly in the grass. 

Dans la nuit tranquille, le serpent siffla de manière menaçante dans l'herbe.

to squawk
to squawk
[verbe]

to make a harsh sudden scream

crier

crier

to bellow
to bellow
[verbe]

to emit a deep, loud roar or cry, typically from a large animal such as a bull

mugir, beugler

mugir, beugler

to oink
to oink
[verbe]

to make a short, grunting, low-pitched and nasal sound similar to that of a pig

grognasser, grogner

grognasser, grogner

to shriek
to shriek
[verbe]

to produce a loud, high-pitched sound, often due to fear, surprise, or excitement

hurler, crier

hurler, crier

Ex: The children shrieked in excitement as the rollercoaster sped up. 

Les enfants piaillèrent d'excitation lorsque les montagnes russes accélérèrent.

to call
to call
[verbe]

(of a bird or an animal) to produce a characteristic sound

chanter, crier

chanter, crier

Ex: The seagulls called to each other as they flew along the coast. 
to twitter
to twitter
[verbe]

to utter successive high sounds characteristic of a bird

gazouiller

gazouiller

to grunt
to grunt
[verbe]

(of animals, especially pigs) to make a low sound from the nose and throat

ronfler, grogner

ronfler, grogner

Ex: The boar grunted loudly to assert dominance in the herd. 

Le sanglier a grogné bruyamment pour affirmer sa domination dans le troupeau.

to bray
to bray
[verbe]

to make a loud, harsh, and unpleasant sound like that of a donkey

braire, hurler comme un âne

braire, hurler comme un âne

to whimper
to whimper
[verbe]

to make low crying sounds out of fear, pain or sadness

gémir

gémir

Ex: The cat whimpered plaintively when it got stuck in the tree. 

Le chat gémissait plaintivement lorsqu'il est resté coincé dans l'arbre.

to whinny
to whinny
[verbe]

to make high-pitched neighing sound like that of a a horse, especially when it is excited or trying to communicate with other horses

hennir, piaffer

hennir, piaffer

to yelp
to yelp
[verbe]

to give a quick sharp cry, usually as an indication of pain or excitement, as a dog might do

glapir, japper

glapir, japper

cock-a-doodle-doo

an onomatopoeic phrase that imitates the crowing sound made by a rooster

cocorico, chant du coq

cocorico, chant du coq

to drum
to drum
[verbe]

to make a rapid, regular series of sounds by repeated striking

tambouriner,  battre

tambouriner, battre

Ex: Jason drummed his fingers impatiently on the table. 
to squeal
to squeal
[verbe]

to make a long high cry such as a pig

couiner

couiner

Ex: He squealed in pain after hitting his finger with a hammer. 

Il a crié de douleur après s'être frappé le doigt avec un marteau.

to screech
to screech
[verbe]

to make a loud, harsh, piercing sound, like that of tires sliding on pavement

crisser, grincer

crisser, grincer

Ex: The microphone screeched with feedback during the performance. 

Le microphone a grincé avec des retours pendant la performance.

to low
to low
[verbe]

(of a cow or bull) to make a deep, resonant sound

meugler, mugir

meugler, mugir

Ex: A calf lowed for its mother from across the field. 
to warble
to warble
[verbe]

(of a bird) to produce a melodious, trilling, or warbling song with a series of varying notes and pitches

gazouiller, chantonner

gazouiller, chantonner

to pipe
to pipe
[verbe]

to produce a high-pitched sound like that of a bird

siffler, pépier

siffler, pépier

Ex: The little girl piped a cheerful tune as she skipped down the path. 
to whoop
to whoop
[verbe]

to utter a loud cry or shout, typically as an expression of excitement or triumph

crier, hurler

crier, hurler

Ex: She whooped when she heard the good news. 

Elle poussa un cri de joie lorsqu'elle entendit la bonne nouvelle.

to gibber
to gibber
[verbe]

to speak rapidly and unintelligibly, often producing meaningless sounds

délirer, baragouiner

délirer, baragouiner

Ex: The stressed-out student, overwhelmed with exams, started to gibber as they tried to express their frustrations. 

L'étudiant stressé, submergé par les examens, a commencé à bredouiller en essayant d'exprimer ses frustrations.

tu-whit tu-whoo

the hooting sound made by an owl, often used in literature and media to symbolize the presence of an owl

le hululement de la chouette, le cri de la chouette

le hululement de la chouette, le cri de la chouette

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