thudding

UK
/ˈθʌdɪŋ/
US
/ˈθʌdɪŋ/
thuddingnoun
thuddings
pl
Translations
bruit sourd
The thudding of the bass drum could be felt throughout the concert hall.
Le bruit sourd de la grosse caisse se faisait sentir dans toute la salle de concert.
Definitions
A dull, heavy sound made by an object hitting a surface.
The thudding of the bass drum could be felt throughout the concert hall.
thuddinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈθʌdɪŋ/
US
/ˈθʌdɪŋ/
Functions solely as a present-participle adjective; re-tag to reflect this more precise class.
Translations
sourdSe dit d’un son lourd et mat, ou d’un effet ressenti comme lourd et brutal.
The thudding footsteps echoed through the empty hallway.
Les pas sourds résonnaient dans le couloir vide.
Definitions
Making a dull, heavy sound.
The thudding footsteps echoed through the empty hallway.
Having a heavy, dull impact or effect.
The thudding realization of his mistake left him speechless.
thudverb

thudding

ing-form

thudded
Past Simple
thudded
Past Participle
thudding
ing-form
UK
/θʌd/
US
/θʌd/
Translations
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 lourdementSens causatif.
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
thudnoun
Definitions
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.
thudinterjection
Definitions
Used to imitate or indicate the sound of a dull, heavy impact.
Thud! The crate landed on the floor.