winseln
whine
Meaning of winseln
leise, hohe, klagende Laute von sich geben, z. B. ein Hund
of a dog: to make a long, high, sad sound
Pronunciation
winseln with English translation
winseln usage examples
Der Hund winselt an der Tür.
The dog is whining at the door.
Der Welpe winselt die ganze Nacht.
The puppy whines all night.
winseln synonyms
What's the difference between winseln, jammern, heulen, klagen, meckern, and raunzen
To complain or moan, often with a sense of ongoing dissatisfaction or self-pity, not just a plaintive sound.
To howl; for people, to cry loudly or sob. For animals, to make a long, mournful cry.
To complain or lament; more neutral and often more formal than 'whine', and can refer to pain or a difficult situation.
to complain, grumble, or nag; can mean both whining and irritated criticism, often conversational
Advanced: broader words
To grumble or whine in a complaining way; colloquial, especially in Austrian and southern German usage.
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What does winseln mean?
of a dog: to make a long, high, sad sound
How do you pronounce winseln?
winseln is pronounced [ˈvɪnzl̩n].
How is winseln used in a sentence?
The dog is whining at the door. Translation: Der Hund winselt an der Tür.
Is winseln part of Pets vocabulary?
Yes, winseln (whine) can be learned in the Pets topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is winseln part of Living Beings vocabulary?
Yes, winseln (whine) can be learned in the Living Beings topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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