Dictionary entry
Whimper
Pronunciation: /ˈwɪmpə/
Pronunciation
/ˈwɪmpə/
Myanmar Meaning
အားနာသော ၊ ရန်ဖြစ်သော ၊ ခြောက်လန့်သော အသံများ ဖြစ်စေသည်။ ယင်းသို့သော အသံ။
Definition
whimper /'wÇmpǝ(r)/ v (က) အသံ တအိအိ၊ တအီအီ ျပဳသည္။ A child in a bed nearby began to whimper. ❍ She was making little whimpering noises of concern. (ခ) ငိုသံပါ ႏွင့္ ေတာင္းပန္သည္။ ‘Please don't leave me alone,’ he whimpered. ❍ cry 1 n တဟင့္ဟင့္႐ိႈက္သံ။ တအင့္အင့္ညည္းသံ။ The conference ended less with a bang than with a whimper (ie in a way that was weak and not impressive).
Examples
- ‘After that he just started whimpering and I began to feel sorry for him.’
- ‘Suddenly
- she heard something that sounded like a child whimpering to her right.’
- ‘She rushed over to the cradle where her infant daughter lay
- whimpering in fear.’
- ‘She was still whimpering with pain when we arrived but incredibly we were confronted with a pay and display car park!’
- ‘Just then we heard the courthouse doors open and the sound of a dog whimpering.’
- ‘They heard one last ear-piercing shriek and then the sound of the wolf whimpering as though it had been hurt.’
- ‘My head began to throb violently
- making me want to whimper in pain.’
- ‘The little girl fell silent
- whimpering in pain from the tight grip he had on her hair.’
- ‘He whimpered
- as the pain spread from his toes to his ankles and his arms to his barrel chest.’
- ‘Gillian whimpers as the dull pain in her side turns into a sharp throbbing pain.’
- ‘His protests do sound like whimpering
- but that said
- damn
- can he ever pen a tune.’
- ‘Afraid for the first time of the darkness
- he began to whimper in fear.’
- ‘‘Right now all you do is try not to squint or whimper at the pain
- ’ he said as he began to walk behind her.’
- ‘Janie was crying
- whimpering in pain and the fact that she couldn't even try to bring her head back inside
- such was her hurt.’
- ‘The man on the table whimpered at the sound of the metal hook
- clattering to the floor.’
- ‘Yesterday John lay in Sulaimania emergency hospital
- whimpering with pain.’
- ‘It would have been sort of amusing if I wasn't whimpering with pain and olfactory overload.’
- ‘As she drove to Wythenshawe Hospital
- she says
- Flynn started to have difficulty breathing and was whimpering in pain.’
- ‘One of them planted a punch into his stomach
- causing the Doctor to sink to his knees
- whimpering in pain.’
- ‘Alla said children whimpered in fear
- and all around there was screaming and crying.’