Příklady cluck

• We see this readily, for example, in his casual attribution of joy to the rhythmically clucking hen.

• In fact, even a duckling raised by a farmyard hen goes" quack", rather than" cluck", maybe occasioning some degree of confusion in the hen house!

• Why must the cluck necessarily indicate "joy," and not, say, relief, or any number of other possible emotions?

• He makes a sort of clucking noise of disagreement.

• We have heard tonight the clucking noises of distaste for the worst excesses of the régime.

• They have clucked sympathetically, while the tax rate doubled.

• The song is based upon different twangy, up-and-down vocal hooks and has banjos clucking alongside new wave electric guitars.

• Quiet, low-pitched groans and clucks are emitted from their roost cavities.

• The instrumentation consisted of clucking banjos alongside new wave electric guitars.

• Male greater kudus tend to be much larger than the females, and vocalize much more, utilizing low grunts, clucks, humming, and gasping.

• When alarmed, they make squeaking sounds or a deep series of clucks.

• Clucks are made during foraging trips or during aggressive encounters, whether directed at conspecifics or predators.

• He replaced the lyrics with chicken clucking, and used a variety of background musical arrangements.

• They make a tok or whuck call, similar to a hen clucking, during all months of the year (particularly spring-autumn).

• In the spring and fall, groups of fox squirrels clucking and chucking together can make a small ruckus.