gobble

US /ˈɡɑː.bəl/
UK /ˈɡɑː.bəl/
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engullir, devorar

eat (something) hurriedly and noisily

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The children gobbled down their dinner.
Los niños engulleron su cena.
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He gobbled up all the cake before anyone else could get a piece.
Él se engulló todo el pastel antes de que alguien más pudiera coger un trozo.
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gluglutear (de pavo)

(of a turkey) make a characteristic throaty sound

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The turkey began to gobble loudly as we approached.
El pavo empezó a gluglutear ruidosamente al acercarnos.
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You could hear the turkeys gobbling from across the field.
Se podían oír los pavos glugluteando desde el otro lado del campo.
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glugluteo (de pavo)

the characteristic throaty sound made by a turkey

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We heard the distinct gobble of a wild turkey in the woods.
Escuchamos el distintivo glugluteo de un pavo salvaje en el bosque.
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The farmer imitated the turkey's gobble to call them.
El granjero imitó el glugluteo del pavo para llamarlos.
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