| The baby cooed and wriggled in her arms. | El bebé arrulló y se movió en sus brazos. | 
| Evie cooed, gurgled, and squealed as her father watched her and talked to her. | Evie hizo gorgoritos y gorjeos y dio chillidos mientras su padre la miraba y le hablaba. | 
| In other rooms, live pigeons cooed and fluttered, but these, my camera and me, we were not interested at all. | En otras habitaciones, las palomas vivas zureaban y revoloteaban, pero esas, a mi cámara y a mí, no nos interesaban en absoluto. | 
| Now days and years went by; many times had the doves cooed, and quarreled too, the wicked birds! | Transcurrieron días y aún años; las palomas arrullaron muchas veces, por no decir gruñeron, las muy enredonas. | 
| The wood-pigeons cooed as if to explain the feelings of the tree, and the cuckoo called out to tell him how many summer days he had yet to live. | Las palomas torcaces arrullaban como si quisieran contar lo que sentía el árbol, y el cuclillo pregonaba a voz en grito los días de verano que le quedaban aún de vida. | 
| The baby cooed and shook his rattle. | El bebé hacía gorgoritos y agitaba el sonajero. | 
| The pigeon cooed as it followed the female. | El palomo arullaba mientras seguía a la hembra. | 
| Let yourself be cooed by our mix and select your ideal basket. | Dejaté arrullar por nuestro mix y selecciona tu canastilla ideal. | 
| Their baby sister Kiyuko cooed as she played with her dolls. | Su hermanita Kiyuko, todavía un bebé, arrullaba mientras jugaba con sus muñecas. | 
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