I. ˈcat·call СУЩ.
- catcall
- žvižg м.
II. ˈcat·call ГЛ. неперех.
- catcall
- izžvižgavati [св. izžvižgati]
| I | catcall |
|---|---|
| you | catcall |
| he/she/it | catcalls |
| we | catcall |
| you | catcall |
| they | catcall |
| I | catcalled |
|---|---|
| you | catcalled |
| he/she/it | catcalled |
| we | catcalled |
| you | catcalled |
| they | catcalled |
| I | have | catcalled |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | catcalled |
| he/she/it | has | catcalled |
| we | have | catcalled |
| you | have | catcalled |
| they | have | catcalled |
| I | had | catcalled |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | catcalled |
| he/she/it | had | catcalled |
| we | had | catcalled |
| you | had | catcalled |
| they | had | catcalled |
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Media persons reported that team members made catcalls and rude comments.
en.wikipedia.org The crowd showered the mascot with debris, catcalls, and insults.
en.wikipedia.org The audience usually answered with angered catcalls and embarrassed jeering and loads of laughter.
en.wikipedia.org His ruling was greeted with loud boos and catcalls.
en.wikipedia.org As for the catcall, it's alive and well.
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