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clonk

/klɒŋk/

/klɑŋk/

Translations

clonknoun

clonks

/klɒŋk/

/klɑŋk/

clongSon sourd et métallique.

The clonk of the hammer echoed through the workshop as it struck the metal.

Le clong du marteau résonnait dans l’atelier lorsqu’il frappait le métal.

Additional translations

clongFamilier : coup sourd produit par un choc.

Synonyms

clonkverb

clonked

Past Simple

clonked

Past Participle

clonking

Gerund

/klɒŋk/

/klɑːŋk/

tinterPour un bruit sourd, métallique.

The metal pipe clonks against the wall every time the wind blows.

Le tuyau en métal tinte contre le mur chaque fois que le vent souffle.

Additional translations

heurterFamilier : frapper ou cogner en produisant un bruit sourd.

Synonyms

clonkinterjection

Onomatopoeic representation of a dull, heavy impact sound.

clongOnomatopée pour un choc sourd.

Clonk! The pan fell onto the concrete floor.

Clong ! La poêle est tombée sur le sol en béton.

Synonyms

Definitions

clonknoun

A dull, heavy sound, typically made by a heavy object hitting a hard surface.

The clonk of the hammer echoed through the workshop as it struck the metal.

Informal: A blow or hit that produces a dull, heavy sound.

He got a hard clonk on the head from the falling branch.

clonkverb

To make a dull, metallic sound, often as a result of a collision or impact.

The metal pipe clonks against the wall every time the wind blows.

Informal: To strike (someone or something) producing a dull, heavy sound.

She accidentally clonked her elbow against the table.

clonkinterjection

Used to represent the sound of a dull, heavy impact.

Clonk! The pan fell onto the concrete floor.