What does βογκητό in Greek mean?
What is the meaning of the word βογκητό in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use βογκητό in Greek.
The word βογκητό in Greek means moan, βογκητό, αναστεναγμός, βογκητό, βογκητό. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word βογκητό
moan
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βογκητό(moans: sustained, low sound) |
αναστεναγμός(vocal sound: irritated) ⓘΑυτή η πρόταση δεν είναι μετάφραση της αγγλικής πρότασης. Ο αδερφός μου έβγαλε έναν αναστεναγμό όταν η γυναίκα του του ζήτησε να τη συνοδεύσει στα ψώνια. The child let out a groan as his mom stopped at another store on her long shopping trip. |
βογκητό(sound: soft groan) Ο ποδοσφαιριστής κυλίστηκε κάτω και έβγαλε ένα βογκητό. The football player rolled over and let out a moan. |
βογκητό(vocal sound: pain) After the bomb went off there were groans and screams everywhere. |
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