thunk

UK
/θʌŋk/
US
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thunksubstantiv
thunks
Pl.
UK
/θʌŋk/
US
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Übersetzungen
глухой стук
I heard a thunk as the book fell off the shelf.
Я услышал глухой стук, когда книга упала с полки.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A dull, hollow sound, often associated with something heavy hitting a surface.
The book fell off the shelf with a loud thunk.
Computing: a piece of code or a parameterless function that delays a computation until its result is needed.
The middleware expects each action creator to return either an object or a thunk.
thunkverb
thunked
Präteritum
thunked
Partizip Perfekt
thunking
Gerundium
UK
/θʌŋk/
US
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Übersetzungen
He thunk the door with his fist.
Он стукнул дверь кулаком.
The metal pipes thunk loudly when they fall.
Металлические трубы грохочут громко, когда падают.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To make a dull, hollow sound.
The book fell off the shelf and thunked onto the floor.
To strike or hit something with a dull sound.
He thunked the ball against the wall with a powerful throw.
Computing: to wrap code or a parameter in a thunk so that its execution is deferred.
The compiler thunks the call so the argument is evaluated lazily.
Synonyme
think (colloquial equivalent: reckon, suppose, figure, believe)
thunkinterjektion
Onomatopoeic representation of a dull, heavy impact.
Definitionen
Used to represent a dull, heavy sound, especially one made by a solid object hitting another.
"Thunk!" went the coconut as it struck the ground.