Definition of blat in English:

blat

verbblatted, blats, blatting blatblæt

[no object]North American informal

1Make a bleating sound.
horsemen on ugly steeds, grunting and blatting and howling
Example sentencesExamples
- But do remember, after you are done honking and blatting in cyberspace, that nothing you say will make any difference.
- But when the pair of sheep were driven off, blatting indignantly, we found ourselves in possession of a handsome but completely surplus male Labrador.
- It's some bureaucrat blatting off the top of his head.
- A half-dozen scrawny sheep blatted at the travelers’ approach.
Synonyms
baa, maa, cry, call
2 Travel quickly.
blatting down the motorway
Example sentencesExamples
- If I was after a new bike for blatting around town, I'd buy one of these straight off the mark.
- Battered cars would do their best to tear up the tarmac some more as they blatted past, mufflers long-gone.

nounPlural blats blatblæt

North American informal

A bleat or similar noise.
the blat of Jack's horn
Example sentencesExamples
- Today the bleeps, bloops, and blats just sound quaint.
- The bishop attempts to deflect attention away from the source of the problem with irresponsible and alarmist honks and blats.

Origin

Mid 19th century: imitative.

Definition of blat in US English:

blat

verbblatblæt

[no object]North American informal

Make a bleating sound.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's some bureaucrat blatting off the top of his head.
- But do remember, after you are done honking and blatting in cyberspace, that nothing you say will make any difference.
- But when the pair of sheep were driven off, blatting indignantly, we found ourselves in possession of a handsome but completely surplus male Labrador.
- A half-dozen scrawny sheep blatted at the travelers’ approach.
Synonyms
baa, maa, cry, call

nounblatblæt

North American informal

A bleat or similar noise.
the blat of Jack's horn
Example sentencesExamples
- The bishop attempts to deflect attention away from the source of the problem with irresponsible and alarmist honks and blats.
- Today the bleeps, bloops, and blats just sound quaint.

Origin

Mid 19th century: imitative.

单词	blat
释义	Definition of blat in English: blat verbblatted, blats, blatting blatblæt [no object]North American informal 1Make a bleating sound. horsemen on ugly steeds, grunting and blatting and howling Example sentencesExamples But do remember, after you are done honking and blatting in cyberspace, that nothing you say will make any difference. But when the pair of sheep were driven off, blatting indignantly, we found ourselves in possession of a handsome but completely surplus male Labrador. It's some bureaucrat blatting off the top of his head. A half-dozen scrawny sheep blatted at the travelers’ approach. Synonyms baa, maa, cry, call 2 Travel quickly. blatting down the motorway Example sentencesExamples If I was after a new bike for blatting around town, I'd buy one of these straight off the mark. Battered cars would do their best to tear up the tarmac some more as they blatted past, mufflers long-gone. nounPlural blats blatblæt North American informal A bleat or similar noise. the blat of Jack's horn Example sentencesExamples Today the bleeps, bloops, and blats just sound quaint. The bishop attempts to deflect attention away from the source of the problem with irresponsible and alarmist honks and blats. Origin Mid 19th century: imitative. Definition of blat in US English: blat verbblatblæt [no object]North American informal Make a bleating sound. Example sentencesExamples It's some bureaucrat blatting off the top of his head. But do remember, after you are done honking and blatting in cyberspace, that nothing you say will make any difference. But when the pair of sheep were driven off, blatting indignantly, we found ourselves in possession of a handsome but completely surplus male Labrador. A half-dozen scrawny sheep blatted at the travelers’ approach. Synonyms baa, maa, cry, call nounblatblæt North American informal A bleat or similar noise. the blat of Jack's horn Example sentencesExamples The bishop attempts to deflect attention away from the source of the problem with irresponsible and alarmist honks and blats. Today the bleeps, bloops, and blats just sound quaint. Origin Mid 19th century: imitative.
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