I. whistle <-ling> [ˈwɪsl] ГЛ. перех., неперех.
- whistle
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- whistle
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II. whistle [ˈwɪsl] СУЩ.
1. whistle no мн. (sound):
- whistle
- свист м.
2. whistle (device):
| 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 |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | whistled |
| he/she/it | had | whistled |
| we | had | whistled |
| you | had | whistled |
| they | had | whistled |
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They were dressed in identical uniforms, wore a whistle around their neck and carried a night stick.
en.wikipedia.org And people prone to misplacing their keys have long been able to attach a gadget to their key-ring that lets you know where to find them when you whistle.
www.smh.com.au Quantitative tools for comparing animal communication systems: information theory applied to bottlenose dolphin whistle repertoires.
en.wikipedia.org The document was handed to staff and marked for immediate destruction after reading, but a horrified whistle- blower smuggled a copy out of the now-closed school.
www.chroniclelive.co.uk The two wrestlers then greet each other, shake hands, and the referee blows his whistle to start the period.
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