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thud
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/θʌd/
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thud
noun
UK
/θʌd/
US
/θʌd/
bruit sourd
The book fell off the shelf with a loud thud.
Le livre est tombé de l'étagère avec un grand bruit sourd.
Synonyms
thump
clunk
slam
crash
pound
bang
thud
verb
thudded
Past Simple
thudded
Past Participle
thudding
Gerund
UK
/θʌd/
US
/θʌd/
faire un bruit sourd
The book thudded onto the floor as it slipped from her hands.
Le livre a fait un bruit sourd en tombant sur le sol lorsqu'il a glissé de ses mains.
Additional translations
faire tomber lourdement
Sens causatif.
Synonyms
thump
thump down
drop
clunk
slam
bang
thud
interjection
Onomatopoeic representation of a dull, heavy impact.
boum
Onomatopée indiquant un choc sourd et lourd.
Thud! The crate landed on the floor.
Boum ! La caisse a atterri sur le sol.
Synonyms
thump!
bang!
bam!
wham!
whump!
clunk!
boom!
clunk
Definitions
thud
noun
A dull, heavy sound, such as that made by an object falling to the ground.
The book fell off the shelf with a loud thud.
thud
verb
To make a dull sound, typically one caused by a heavy object hitting a surface.
The book thudded onto the floor as it slipped from her hands.
To cause (something) to hit a surface and produce a dull, heavy sound.
He thudded the suitcase down on the platform.
thud
interjection
Used to imitate or indicate the sound of a dull, heavy impact.
Thud! The crate landed on the floor.
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