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View usage for: (pɜːʳ) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense purrs, present participle purring, past tense, past participle purred1. verbWhen a cat purrs, it makes a low vibrating sound with its throat because it is contented. The plump ginger kitten had settled comfortably in her arms and was purring enthusiastically. [VERB] 2. verbWhen the engine of a machine such as a car purrs, it is working and making a quiet, continuous, vibrating sound. Both boats purred out of the cave mouth and into open water. [VERB preposition] The sleek car purred down the country road. [VERB preposition] [Also VERB] Purr is also a noun. Carmela heard the purr of a motor-cycle coming up the drive. [+ of] 3. verbWhen someone purrs, they speak in a soft, gentle voice because they are pleased or because they want to persuade you to do something for them. 'You can tell me the truth,' she purred. [VERB with quote] (pɜː) verb1. (intransitive) (esp of cats) to make a low vibrant sound, usually considered as expressing pleasure, etc 2. (transitive) to express (pleasure, etc) by this sound Word origin C17: of imitative origin; compare French ronronner to purr, German schnurren, Dutch snorren (pɜr) noun1. a low, vibratory sound made by a cat when it seems to be pleased verb intransitive, verb transitive3. to make or express by such a sound Examples of 'purr' in a sentencepurr They purred with pleasure at his gentleness.They purred with pleasure at his gentleness.And all this is accompanied by an optimistic purr from the engine.The air is thick with the sound of purring.Whether slithering cat or purring gentleman visitor, he made each character special.When a cat purrs, he is actually pretending to be a helicopter.It purrs like a cat, but motorbikes need to be loud.As soon as he stroked it, the cat began to purr.I purred with pleasure pretty much throughout.They purred about his pace.I could almost hear them purr.I don't see you on the purring cat.A cat with a purr as loud as a lawnmower is officially the world's loudest.Pet cafés began in Japan, where weary workers would relax to the purrs of contented cats.This Guys and Dolls leaves the whole audience purring with pleasure.It's not entirely ideal, yet this morally acute comedy will make you purr with pleasure.Goodwood Revival isn't just about purring vintage cars and glistening classic motorcycles.Beautiful in her eighth decade, she retains in her voice the low purr of her northern Italian upbringing.They had tried to go straight into top gear without first having got the engine purring, and Glasgow were happy to reap the benefits. British English: purr / pɜː/ VERB When a cat purrs, it makes a low vibrating sound with its throat. The kitten settled comfortably in her arms and was purring enthusiastically. - American English: purr
- Arabic: يُخَرْخِر
- Brazilian Portuguese: ronronar
- Chinese: 猫打呼噜
- Croatian: presti
- Czech: příst kočka
- Danish: spinde
- Dutch: spinnen
- European Spanish: ronronear
- Finnish: kehrätä
- French: ronronner
- German: schnurren
- Greek: γουργουρίζω
- Italian: fare le fusa
- Japanese: ゴロゴロとのどを鳴らす
- Korean: 가르랑거리다
- Norwegian: male kattelyd
- Polish: mruknąć
- European Portuguese: ronronar
- Romanian: a toarce
- Russian: урчать
- Latin American Spanish: ronronear
- Swedish: spinna
- Thai: เสียงที่แสดงความพอใจ
- Turkish: mırıldanmak kedi gibi
- Ukrainian: муркотіти
- Vietnamese: rên gừ gừ
Chinese translation of 'purr' vi - [cat]
呜(嗚)呜(嗚)叫 (wūwū jiào) - [engine, car]
发(發)出隆隆声(聲) (fāchū lónglóngshēng) - [person]
呢喃 (nínán)
n (c) - [of cat]
呜(嗚)呜(嗚)声(聲) (wūwūshēng) (阵(陣), zhèn) - [of engine, car]
隆隆声(聲) (lónglóngshēng) (阵(陣), zhèn)
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