Rire d'une façon forte, rauque et déplaisante.
To laugh in a loud, harsh, unpleasant way.
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Elle a caqueté à la blague pendant le déjeuner. — She cackled at the joke during lunch.
La poule a gloussé après avoir pondu son œuf. — The hen cackled after laying her egg.
L'as-tu entendu caqueter comme une sorcière ? — Did you hear him cackle like a witch?
Pourquoi la poule glousse-t-elle chaque matin ? — Why does the hen cackle every morning?
Ne caquette pas si fort, ça déconcentre. — Please don't cackle so loudly; it's distracting.
Écoute cette poule glousser dans la grange. — Listen to that hen cackle in the barn.
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