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bong

/bɒŋ/

/bɔŋ/

Translations

bongnoun

bongs

/bɒŋ/

/bɔŋ/

bangArgot.

He took a hit from the bong and exhaled a cloud of smoke.

Il a tiré sur le bang et a expiré un nuage de fumée.

dongOnomatopée pour une sonnerie grave.

The bong of the church bell echoed through the village at noon.

Le dong de la cloche de l'église résonnait dans le village à midi.

Additional translations

pipe à eauTerme descriptif, plus général.

Synonyms

water pipe

pipe

smoking device

hookah

bongverb

bonged

Past Simple

bonged

Past Participle

bonging

Gerund

/bɒŋ/

/bɑːŋ/

sonnerSe dit surtout d’une cloche ou d’une sonnerie grave.

The church bells bonged loudly at noon, echoing through the village.

Les cloches de l'église ont sonné bruyamment à midi, résonnant dans le village.

Additional translations

résonnerQuand l'accent porte sur le son grave et prolongé.

Synonyms

peal forth

peal out

bonginterjection

Onomatopoeic exclamation representing the resonant strike of a bell.

dong !Onomatopée imitant une grosse cloche.

"Bong!" rang the clock as it struck midnight.

"Dong !" fit la pendule lorsqu'elle sonna minuit.

Synonyms

Definitions

bongnoun

A water pipe used for smoking marijuana or other substances, typically consisting of a bowl, stem, and water chamber.

He took a hit from the bong and exhaled a cloud of smoke.

A deep, resonant sound similar to the sound of a large bell being struck.

The bong of the church bell echoed through the village at noon.

bongverb

To make a deep, resonant sound, often like that of a large bell.

The church bells bonged loudly at noon, echoing through the village.

bonginterjection

Used to indicate or imitate the sound of a large bell being struck.

"Bong!" rang the clock as it struck midnight.