I. whistle <-ling> [ˈwɪsl] ГЛ. неперех.
II. whistle <-ling> [ˈwɪsl] ГЛ. перех.
- whistle
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| I | whistle |
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| you | whistle |
| he/she/it | whistles |
| we | whistle |
| you | whistle |
| they | whistle |
| I | whistled |
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| you | whistled |
| he/she/it | whistled |
| we | whistled |
| you | whistled |
| they | whistled |
| I | have | whistled |
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| you | have | whistled |
| he/she/it | has | whistled |
| we | have | whistled |
| you | have | whistled |
| they | have | whistled |
| I | had | whistled |
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| you | had | whistled |
| he/she/it | had | whistled |
| we | had | whistled |
| you | had | whistled |
| they | had | whistled |
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They whistle while they wipe, as a way of telling us where they are in the house or which window ledge they are on.
www.telegraph.co.uk All officials carry a whistle and wear black-and-white striped shirts and black hats except for the referee, whose hat is white.
en.wikipedia.org When purchasing or appraising, several aspects must be taken into account, basically four; the manufacturer, the condition, the quality of whistle and the case.
en.wikipedia.org It symbolizes the fact that we are blowing the whistle on the silent disaster of hunger.
en.wikipedia.org They were dressed in identical uniforms, wore a whistle around their neck and carried a night stick.
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