How do you use "Parp" in a sentence?

Who did a parp? That was a loud parp! Stop parping, it's not funny.

Parp

A fart (childish onomatopoeia) A childish onomatopoeic word for a fart, imitating the sound. Common in British children's vocabulary.

Slang Term British ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual

Significado: A fart (childish onomatopoeia)

放屁（儿童拟声词）

Un pedo (onomatopeya infantil)

おなら（幼児語、擬音語）

방귀 (유아어, 의성어)

A childish onomatopoeic word for a fart, imitating the sound. Common in British children's vocabulary.

模仿放屁声音的儿童拟声词。在英国儿童词汇中常见。

Una onomatopeya infantil para un pedo, imitando el sonido. Común en el vocabulario infantil británico.

おならの音をまねた幼児語の擬音語。イギリスの子供の語彙に一般的。

방귀 소리를 흉내 낸 유아용 의성어. 영국 어린이들의 일상 어휘에서 흔히 쓰인다.

Who did a parp?
谁放屁了？
¿Quién se ha tirado un cuesco?
誰がおならした？
누가 뿡뿡했어?
That was a loud parp!
那个屁好响啊！
¡Qué cuesco más fuerte!
大きなおならだったね！
엄청 큰 뿡뿡이었어!
Stop parping, it's not funny.
别放屁了，一点都不好笑
Deja de tirarte cuescos, no tiene gracia
おならしないで、おもしろくないよ
뿡뿡하지 마, 안 웃겨.

Contexto: children, family

Tono: childish, silly

Onomatopoeic, imitating the sound of passing wind. Standard British childish vocabulary.

Etimología: Onomatopoeic

Primera vez registrado: 20th century

Era: 20th century onwards

Generation: Children

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British children's media

Regional notes: British childish term.

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