whirr in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for whirr in the English»Italian Dictionary

whirr

whirr → whir

See also whir

I.whir [Brit wəː, Am (h)wər], whirr N

whir (of propeller, motor)

rombo m

whir (of toy, camera, insect)

ronzio m

whir (of wings)

frullio m

II.whir [Brit wəː, Am (h)wər], whirr VB intr

whir motor, propeller:

rombare

whir camera, fan, insect:

ronzare

whir wings:

frullare

I.whir [Brit wəː, Am (h)wər], whirr N

whir (of propeller, motor)

rombo m

whir (of toy, camera, insect)

ronzio m

whir (of wings)

frullio m

II.whir [Brit wəː, Am (h)wər], whirr VB intr

whir motor, propeller:

rombare

whir camera, fan, insect:

ronzare

whir wings:

frullare

Translations for whirr in the Italian»English Dictionary

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frullio

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whirr in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for whirr in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.whirr [hwɜ:r] VB intr

whirr

ronzare

II.whirr [hwɜ:r] N

whirr

ronzio m

whirr of bird's wings

frullio m

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It might be a clang that jostles you from your reverie or a whirr that makes you tightly grip your armrest.

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A device which camouflages the whirr of the dentist's drill could take the fear out of getting your teeth treated, researchers say.

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Yet another move was to announce that the printing presses in its vaults will whirr faster in the future.

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Above a string of smoking fires on the ground, a helicopter whirrs, one of the occupants barking orders out to the people below.

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But that doesn't mean our minds whirr away like beautifully engineered machines.

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Just the odd high-pitched hum, whizz or whirr.

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Every door seals with a swish and the electronic whirr of keycard security.

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The whirrs of chainsaws were normal in the neighborhood, she said.

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Dark interiors necessitate vast arrays of bright lighting, while hundreds of computers whirr 24 hours, consuming even more electricity.

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Switching to video mode again yielded a clear picture with lovely colours, although we were bothered by the high-pitched whirr of the zoom mechanism.

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