Animais - Sons de animais

to make a short high-pitched noise or cry

chiar

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

zumbir

to make a low, continuous, and steady sound

murmurar

to make a long deep sound such as a cow

mugir

to make a short high sound characteristic of a bird

chilrear

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

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

chilrear

to make a deep call characteristic of an owl

piar

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

coaxar

(of a dog) to make a loud noise

uau

to utter a sound, as of a goose

grasnar

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

balido

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

rosnar

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

cacarejar

to make the characteristic sound of a duck

grasnar

to utter a murmuring sound, as of pigeons or doves

arrulhar

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

crocitar

to make the sheep sound

balir

to make a full loud noise characteristic of a lion or another wild animal

rugir

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

rosnado

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

uivar

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

ronronar

to make a short, loud sound that is typical of a dog

latir

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

cacarejar

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

ranger

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

bufar

to make a crying sound, such as a cat

miar

to make a high-pitched sound of a horse

relinchar

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

devorar

to make a sharp, prolonged sound, usually produced by forcing air through the mouth when expressing disapproval, anger, or fear

sibilar

to make a harsh sudden scream

grasnar

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

berrar

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

to utter a loud, sharp, piercing cry or sound

gritar

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

chamar

to utter successive high sounds characteristic of a bird

chilrear

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

grunhir

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

esmagar

to emit a short, sharp sound like that of a hen

clicar

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

choramingar

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

relincho

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

ganir

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

chefe

to produce a rapid and regular succession of beats, like that of a cockatoo

tamborilar

to make a long high cry such as a pig

guincho

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

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to make the characteristic deep sound of cattle or other large animals, such as a cow's moo or a bull's bellow

mugir

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

gorjeio

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

assobiar

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

gritar

to speak rapidly and unintelligibly, often producing meaningless sounds

algaraviar

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

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