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/bliːt//bliːt/The word "bleat" comes from the Old English word "blætan," which itself is likely an imitative word, meaning it was created by mimicking the sound that sheep make. This connection to the animal sound is reflected in the word's history across various languages. The Old Norse word "blæta" and the Old High German "blæzan" also refer to the sheep's cry, further solidifying its origin in onomatopoeia. So, "bleat" is a word that has been echoing the sound of sheep for centuries.
a single sound that sheep or goats make
một âm thanh duy nhất mà cừu hoặc dê tạo ra
Con cừu kêu be be yếu ớt.
a complaint; a weak and complaining way of speaking
một lời phàn nàn; một cách nói yếu ớt và phàn nàn
lời phàn nàn quen thuộc về cách các trọng tài ưu ái các câu lạc bộ lớn
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