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  1. whistle:
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Detailed Translations for whistled from English to German

whistled form of whistle:

to whistle verb (whistles, whistled, whistling)

  1. to whistle (blow; hum)
    blasen; pfeifen; flöten
    • blasen verb (blase, bläst, bliest, geblasen)
    • pfeifen verb (pfeife, pfeifst, pfeift, pfiff, pfifft, gepfiffen)
    • flöten verb (flöte, flötest, flötet, flötete, flötetet, geflötet)

Conjugations for whistle:

present
  1. whistle
  2. whistle
  3. whistles
  4. whistle
  5. whistle
  6. whistle
simple past
  1. whistled
  2. whistled
  3. whistled
  4. whistled
  5. whistled
  6. whistled
present perfect
  1. have whistled
  2. have whistled
  3. has whistled
  4. have whistled
  5. have whistled
  6. have whistled
past continuous
  1. was whistling
  2. were whistling
  3. was whistling
  4. were whistling
  5. were whistling
  6. were whistling
future
  1. shall whistle
  2. will whistle
  3. will whistle
  4. shall whistle
  5. will whistle
  6. will whistle
continuous present
  1. am whistling
  2. are whistling
  3. is whistling
  4. are whistling
  5. are whistling
  6. are whistling
subjunctive
  1. be whistled
  2. be whistled
  3. be whistled
  4. be whistled
  5. be whistled
  6. be whistled
diverse
  1. whistle!
  2. let's whistle!
  5. whistled
  6. whistling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

whistle [the ~] nomen

  1. the whistle (flute; pipe; fife)
    die Flöte; die Pfeife

Translation Matrix for whistle:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Flöte fife; flute; pipe; whistle
Pfeife fife; flute; pipe; whistle pipe; tobacco-pipe
- pennywhistle; tin whistle; whistling
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
blasen blow; hum; whistle blow; give a blow-job; suck
flöten blow; hum; whistle
pfeifen blow; hum; whistle
- sing
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- sough; whine

Related Words for "whistle":


Synonyms for "whistle":


Related Definitions for "whistle":

  1. an inexpensive fipple flute1
  2. acoustic device that forces air or steam against an edge or into a cavity and so produces a loud shrill sound1
  3. a small wind instrument that produces a whistling sound by blowing into it1
  4. the act of signalling (e.g., summoning) by whistling or blowing a whistle1
    • the whistle signalled the end of the game1
  5. the sound made by something moving rapidly or by steam coming out of a small aperture1
  6. utter or express by whistling1
    • She whistled a melody1
  7. give a signal by whistling1
    • She whistled for her maid1
  8. make a whining, ringing, or whistling sound1
  9. move with, or as with, a whistling sound1
    • The bullets whistled past him1
  10. move, send, or bring as if by whistling1
    • Her optimism whistled away these worries1
  11. make whistling sounds1
    • He lay there, snoring and whistling1

Wiktionary Translations for whistle:

whistle
noun
  1. device used to make a whistling sound
  2. act of whistling
  3. sound made by whistling
  4. sound similar to the sound made by whistling
verb
  1. to produce a whistling sound
whistle
verb
  1. Hilfsverb haben, meist nur unpersönlich: ein scharfes Geräusch verursachen, das gleichmäßig an- und abschwillt und an Reibung erinnert
  2. (intransitiv) ein auffälliges Geräusch durch schnellen Luftzug durch eine kleine Öffnung natürlich (bei Menschen durch die angespitzten, geformten Lippen) oder künstlich erzeugen
  3. (umgangssprachlich) pfeifen
  1. veraltet: Pikkoloflöte
  2. Gerät zum Erzeugen von Ton, bei dem Luft in der Regel über eine Kante geblasen wird
  3. die Hupe von Schiffen und Lokomotiven
noun
  1. ein besonderes Trinkglas, Sektflöte
  2. ein Blasinstrument, ein Musikinstrument
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• whistle → Pfeife ↔ sifflet — Petit instrument à vent (1)







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