kaboom

UK
/kəˈbuːm/
US
/kəˈbum/

Translations

kaboomnoun
kabooms
pl
boumOnomatopée désignant un bruit d’explosion.
The fireworks went off with a loud kaboom, lighting up the night sky.
Les feux d’artifice ont éclaté avec un grand boum, illuminant le ciel nocturne.
kaboominterjection
UK
/kəˈbuːm/
US
/kəˈbum/
boumOnomatopée familière pour imiter une explosion ou un grand bruit soudain.
As the fireworks lit up the night sky, they went off with a loud 'kaboom!' that echoed through the valley.
Alors que les feux d’artifice illuminaient le ciel nocturne, ils ont explosé avec un grand « boum ! » qui a résonné dans toute la vallée.
kaboomverb
kaboomed
Past Simple
kaboomed
Past Participle
kabooming
Gerund
Informal, chiefly intransitive; to explode or cause to explode with a loud noise.
exploserEmploi expressif et familier.
The old boiler finally kaboomed, sending shards of metal across the workshop.
La vieille chaudière a finalement explosé, projetant des éclats de métal dans tout l’atelier.
Synonyms

Definitions

kaboomnoun
A loud, explosive noise.
The fireworks went off with a loud kaboom, lighting up the night sky.
kaboominterjection
An exclamation used to imitate or describe the sound of an explosion or a loud, sudden noise.
As the fireworks lit up the night sky, they went off with a loud 'kaboom!' that echoed through the valley.
kaboomverb
To explode or cause to explode with a sudden, loud noise.
The old boiler finally kaboomed, sending shards of metal across the workshop.