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British pronunciation
/ɡɹˈʌnt/

Definice a Význam "grunt"

to grunt
01

chrochtat, vrčet

(of animals, especially pigs) to make a low sound from the nose and throat
Intransitive
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The pig grunted contentedly while rooting around in the mud.
Prase zachrochtalo spokojeně, když rylo v blátě.
The boar grunted loudly to assert dominance in the herd.
Kanec zachrochtal hlasitě, aby potvrdil svou nadvládu ve stádu.
02

zabručet, reptat

(of a person) to make a short, low sound often expressing effort, struggle, or dissatisfaction
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The workers began to grunt as they lifted the heavy boxes onto the truck.
Dělníci začali sténat, když zvedali těžké bedny na nákladní auto.
He grunted with exertion as he pushed the stuck car out of the snowbank.
Zabručel námahou, když tlačil uvízlý auto ze závěje.
03

zabručet, zamumlat

(of a person) to utter a few words in a rough or nonchalant voice, especially when one does not want to talk extensively
Transitive: to grunt words
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" Pass me the wrench, " he grunted, not looking up from his work.
"Podej mi klíč," zamumlal, aniž by zvedl oči od práce.
She grunted a reply and continued reading her book.
Zabručela odpověď a pokračovala ve čtení své knihy.
01

zafunění, zabručení

a low sound such as the one that a pig makes
02

grunt, vrčící ryba

medium-sized tropical marine food fishes that utter grunting sounds when caught
03

obyčejný voják, nekvalifikovaný dělník

an unskilled or low-ranking soldier or other worker
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