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whistles Meaning in Japanese (whistles 英語 意味)

noun口笛, 笛
verb口笛を吹く
口笛 in English:whistles
IPA:kut͡ɕibɯe̞
Phonetic:くちぶえ
Plural: whistles
Quick Answer • 要約

whistles の日本語の意味は「口笛, 笛, 口笛を吹く」です。 (狭い隙間を通して空気を送り出すことによって作られる甲高い音、またはそのような音を出すために使われる小さな装置。)

Definitions of Whistles

  1. 1
    noun
    笛

    Whistles are high-pitched sounds made by forcing air through a small opening, or small devices used to produce such sounds.

    狭い隙間を通して空気を送り出すことによって作られる甲高い音、またはそのような音を出すために使われる小さな装置。

  2. 2
    verb
    口笛を吹く

    When someone or something whistles, it produces a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing air through a small opening.

    人や物が、狭い隙間を通して空気を送り出すことによって、澄んだ甲高い音を出すこと。

Example Sentences

“The train's whistles echoed through the valley.”

列車の汽笛が谷に響き渡った。

“She whistles a cheerful tune while working in the garden.”

彼女は庭で働きながら楽しげな曲を口笛で吹いている。

“The referee always carries several whistles for his matches.”

その審判は試合のためにいつもいくつかの笛を持っている。

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Synonyms (類語)

In Japanese:

笛口笛

In English:

tootshisses

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivewhistle
past tensewhistled
present participlewhistling
nounwhistle
agent nounwhistler

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

blow the whistleidiom

To report an illegal or unethical activity to an authority.

wet your whistleidiom

To have a drink, especially an alcoholic one.

whistle-blowercollocation

A person who exposes any kind of information or activity that is deemed illegal, unethical, or not correct within a private or public organization.