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blubberer

/blˈʌbɚɹɚ/ noun

Someone who blubbers.

Word Origin From 'blubber', which originally meant bubbles or foam, from Middle English 'bluber'. It came to mean whale fat (the bubbly layer), and then to weep noisily — you can almost see the bubbles of tears. A blubberer is one who weeps like that.

noun Someone who blubbers. countable

The constant blubberer in the movie theater ruined the film for everyone else.

(名词) 哭哭啼啼者；爱哭鬼

电影院里那个不停抽泣的人毁了其他人的观影体验。

(sustantivo) Alguien que llora o solloza.

El que no paraba de llorar en la sala de cine arruinó la película para todos los demás.

(nom) pleurnichard; pleurnicheur; chialeur [Personne qui pleurniche ou sanglote de façon bruyante et excessive.]

L'éternel **blubberer** de la salle de cinéma a gâché le film pour tout le monde.

(Substantiv) Heulsuse; Heulboje [Jemand, der laut und unkontrolliert weint oder schluchzt.]

Der ständige **blubberer** im Kino hat allen anderen den Film verdorben.

(名詞) めそめそと泣く人；声を上げて泣きじゃくる人

映画館でずっとめそめそ泣いている人がいて、他の観客の観賞を台無しにした。

(substantivo) chorão; choramingador; lamuriento [Alguém que choraminga.]

O chorão constante no cinema estragou o filme para todos os outros.

Synonyms: crybaby weeper sniveler sook Antonyms: stoic hardened person tough guy
Word parts: blubber + er

Related words

blubbery

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