French translation of cackling is 
bernache de hutchins

Meaning of "cackling" in English

Cackling refers to a loud, harsh, and high-pitched sound typically associated with laughter or the vocalization of certain birds, often resembling a shrill or guttural chuckle. The term is commonly used to describe the sound of hens or geese, but it can also describe human laughter that is wild, uncontrolled, or derisive. The word can carry a connotation of amusement, glee, or sometimes malice, depending on the context in which it is used.

Meaning of "bernache de hutchins" in French

"Bernache de Hutchins," known in English as the "Cackling Goose," is a species of goose native to North America. It is similar in appearance to the Canada Goose but is generally smaller with a shorter neck. It has a distinctive cackling call, which is different from the honking sound of the Canada Goose. The term reflects both the bird's scientific classification and its characteristic vocal behavior, highlighting its unique identity within the bird family.

Pronunciation of "cackling" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈkæk.lɪŋ/

Pronunciation Variations: In some dialects, the vowel sound in the first syllable may be pronounced with a slightly different emphasis, such as in certain British or American regional accents. However, the general pronunciation remains largely consistent across English-speaking regions.

Pronunciation of "bernache de hutchins" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /bɛʁ.naʃ də y.tʃɛ̃/

Pronunciation Variations: Regional variations in pronunciation are minimal, but slight differences might occur in vowel pronunciation or the softness of the "ch" sound, depending on the specific regional accent within French-speaking areas.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The witch's cackling echoed through the dark forest.
   (Le rire de la sorcière résonnait à travers la forêt sombre.)

2. We heard the geese cackling by the lake at dawn.
   (Nous avons entendu les oies caqueter près du lac à l'aube.)

3. Her cackling laughter filled the room during the comedy show.
   (Son rire caquetant a rempli la salle pendant le spectacle de comédie.)

4. The children were cackling with delight at the magician's tricks.
   (Les enfants riaient aux éclats devant les tours du magicien.)

5. The group of friends was cackling over an old joke.
   (Le groupe d'amis riait aux éclats d'une vieille blague.)

6. The villain's cackling was a hallmark of every classic film.
   (Le rire caquetant du méchant était un signe distinctif de chaque film classique.)

7. Cackling could be heard from the henhouse every morning.
   (On pouvait entendre les caquètements du poulailler tous les matins.)

8. The audience's cackling during the performance was infectious.
   (Le rire du public pendant la performance était contagieux.)

9. Her cackling was so loud, it could be heard from down the block.
   (Son rire caquetant était si fort qu'il s'entendait jusqu'au bout de la rue.)

10. The boys were cackling as they played their prank.
    (Les garçons riaient aux éclats en jouant leur farce.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "cackling" in English

Synonyms: chuckling, laughing, giggling, chortling, snickering, sniggering, tittering, guffawing, crowing, screeching.

Antonyms: silent, quiet, calm, still, mute.

Similar Words: clucking, squawking, croaking, hooting, whinnying.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "bernache de hutchins" in French

Synonyms: -, -

Antonyms: -, -

Similar Words: bernache, oie des neiges, oie, anserinae.

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