whinny in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for whinny in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.whinny <3rd pers sing pres whinnies, pres part whinnying, pt & pp whinnied> [Am ˈ(h)wɪni, Brit ˈwɪni] VB intr

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II.whinny <pl whinnies> [Am ˈ(h)wɪni, Brit ˈwɪni] N

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whinny in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for whinny in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.whinny [ˈwɪni] -ied, -ing -ies VB intr

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II.whinny [ˈwɪni] -ied, -ing -ies N

whinny

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As darkness envelops the village, the smell of wood smoke drifts on the cool night breeze and a pony whinnies in the kraal.

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As the sinking sun began to cast shadows over the dunes, horses whinnied and snorted, their nerves taut like the troopers riding them.

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They were bricking up the stable door, even after the horse had returned and was whinnying to be let back in.

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The early noises from within their stables emit a wearily whinnying disinclination to talk up their chances.

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Our smallest eared owl gives a distinctive whinny and a soft trill call.

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The females were placed in a corridor with a speaker at either end, through which a pair of whinnies from different stallions were played.

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It just comes with the territory, the burnt-over tract of land these whinnying orcs inhabit.

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Lyrically it's pretty dark on a lot of the record -- it's not like it's mopey, whinny music though.

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They also found that the males with deeper whinnies tended to be larger - suggesting they were stronger and so better able to protect the harem.

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The arrangement is more string-heavy; even the horse's whinny is done by the violins.

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