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ruckle

/ˈɹʌkəl/

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noun

Aglomeración, montón

A disordered collection.

Examples :

"The child's backpack was a ruckle of books, papers, and toys. "

La mochila del niño era una aglomeración de libros, papeles y juguetes.

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noun

Arruga, pliegue

Examples :

"The old photograph had a small ruckle near the corner from being bent. "

La fotografía antigua tenía una pequeña arruga cerca de la esquina por haber sido doblada.

appearance material

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verb

Arrugar, plegar

To crease or wrinkle.

Examples :

"The old map started to ruckle when I accidentally spilled water on it. "

El mapa antiguo comenzó a arrugarse cuando accidentalmente derramé agua sobre él.

appearance material

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noun

Ruido de gorgoteo, estertor

A rattling noise in the throat, as from suffocation.

Examples :

"The sick child's breathing became shallow, and we heard a faint ruckle in his throat, making us rush him to the hospital. "

La respiración del niño enfermo se hizo superficial, y escuchamos un débil estertor en su garganta, lo que nos hizo llevarlo corriendo al hospital.

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verb

Hacer un ruido de gorgoteo en la garganta

To make a rattling noise in the throat.

Examples :

"The old dog lay by the fireplace, his chest rising and falling as he began to ruckle in his sleep. "

El viejo perro yacía junto a la chimenea, su pecho subiendo y bajando mientras comenzaba a hacer un ruido de gorgoteo en la garganta mientras dormía.

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