croak in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for croak in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.croak [Am kroʊk, Brit krəʊk] N

croak (of frog)

croar m

croak (of frog)

canto m

croak (of raven)

graznido m

croak (of person)

voz f ronca

croak (of person)

graznido m

II.croak [Am kroʊk, Brit krəʊk] VB intr

1.1. croak:

croak frog:

croar

croak raven:

graznar

1.2. croak (utter):

croak person:

hablar con voz ronca

2. croak (die):

croak sl

estirar la pata inf

croak sl

diñarla Spain inf

croak sl

cantar para el carnero RioPl inf

III.croak [Am kroʊk, Brit krəʊk] VB trans

1. croak (utter):

croak

decir con voz ronca

2. croak (kill):

croak sl

liquidar inf

croak sl

cargarse Spain Mex sl

Translations for croak in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

croar

to croak

diñarla Spain inf

to croak inf

cantar para el carnero RioPl sl

to croak sl

graznido (del cuervo)

croak

graznar cuervo:

to croak

quedarse tieso inf (morirse)

to croak sl

enfriarse

to croak inf

entregarlas Chil inf

to croak sl

sonar

to croak sl

croak in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for croak in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.croak [krəʊk, Am kroʊk] VB intr

1. croak:

croak crow

graznar

croak frog

croar

croak person

gruñir

2. croak inf (die):

croak

estirar la pata

II.croak [krəʊk, Am kroʊk] VB trans

croak

decir con voz ronca

III.croak [krəʊk, Am kroʊk] N

croak crow

graznido m

croak frog

croar m

croak person

gruñido m

Translations for croak in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

croar

to croak

cantar (ranas)

to croak

quedarse tieso (morirse)

to croak

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

When she does however croaking noises come out of her mouth and the chandelier comes crashing down.

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The courtship ritual involves noisy vocalisations, known as croaking, by large numbers of males.

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Cut the body in half and the man croaks.

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There is a mention, in the same poem, of "gorcrows", creatures who croak in their sleep; nothing more is said of them.

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She doesn't get along well with her peers and suddenly starts having tics and croaks.

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Their ordinary voice is a low, harsh croak but during the breeding season they (including the young one) makes a plaintive, soft whistle.

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For me the alternatives were: compose or croak.

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During the hatching process, when the young crocodiles are most vulnerable to predation, they will instinctively call out in soft, grunt-like croaks.

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The drake's call is a deep cooing, and hens give various croaks and quacks.

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Croaking gouramis will prowl about all areas of the aquarium, preferring to lurk among reeds and under large leaves close to the water surface.

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