Pecked Meaning in English
word · lemma: peck
ˈpɛk
PEKT
pˈɛkt
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التعريف
Past tense of 'peck.' It means to strike lightly with a beak, as birds do, or to give someone a quick, gentle kiss.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Often used with birds or to describe a quick kiss. 'Pecked at' can mean eating with little bites. 'Pecked' is more literal with animals, more figurative with humans (kissing). The kissing meaning is informal.
Spanish: picoteó - besó levementePortuguese (BR): bicado - beijou de levePortuguese (PT): bicou - beijou levementeChinese (Simplified): 啄了 - 轻吻了Chinese (Traditional): 啄了 - 輕吻了Hindi: चूगाArabic: نقرَ - قبّل بسرعةBengali: ঠোকর দিয়েছিল - হালকা চুমু দিয়েছিলRussian: клевал - быстро поцеловалJapanese: ついばみました - 軽くキスしましたVietnamese: mổ - hôn nhẹKorean: 쪼았다 - 가볍게 키스했다Turkish: gagladı - hafifçe öptüUrdu: چو گیا - ہلکا سا بوسہ دیاIndonesian: mematuk - mencium ringan
جمل نموذجية
The chicken pecked at the seeds on the ground.
basic
She pecked her mother on the cheek before leaving.
basic
The bird pecked a hole in the bread.
basic
He pecked at his food, not really hungry.
natural
Lucy pecked her friend on the cheek to say goodbye.
natural
A sparrow pecked the crumbs off the bench while people watched.
natural