whooshing

UK
/ˈwʊʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈwuʃɪŋ/

Translations

whooshingnoun
sifflementPar extension, bruit produit par un mouvement rapide.
With a sudden whooshing, the rocket disappeared into the sky.
Avec un sifflement soudain, la fusée a disparu dans le ciel.
sifflementBruit d’air rapide ou de souffle.
The whooshing of the wind through the trees was a constant background noise during the storm.
Le sifflement du vent dans les arbres était un bruit de fond constant pendant la tempête.
whooshinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈwuːʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈwuʃɪŋ/
Functions as a participial adjective describing something that emits a rushing or hissing sound.
sifflantSe dit d’un son rapide et continu, surtout pour l’air ou le vent.
The whooshing wind swept through the trees, creating a symphony of rustling leaves.
Le vent sifflant a balayé les arbres, créant une symphonie de feuilles bruissantes.
whooshverb

whooshing

Gerund

whooshed
Past Simple
whooshed
Past Participle
whooshing
Gerund
UK
/wʊʃ/
US
/wuʃ/
sifflerSe dit d’un déplacement rapide accompagné d’un bruit de souffle ou de sifflement.
The wind whooshed through the trees, making the leaves rustle.
Le vent sifflait à travers les arbres, faisant bruire les feuilles.
faire sifflerEmploi causatif : faire passer rapidement quelque chose avec un bruit de souffle.
She whooshed the paper airplane across the room with a flick of her wrist.
Elle a fait siffler l’avion en papier à travers la pièce d’un coup de poignet.

Definitions

whooshingnoun
A rushing or hissing sound, often associated with something moving quickly through the air.
The whooshing of the wind through the trees was a constant background noise during the storm.
An act or instance of something moving rapidly, typically producing a rushing sound.
With a sudden whooshing, the rocket disappeared into the sky.
whooshinggerund / present participle
Making a rushing or hissing sound, often associated with something moving quickly through the air.
The whooshing wind swept through the trees, creating a symphony of rustling leaves.
whooshverb
To move swiftly or with a rushing sound.
The wind whooshed through the trees, making the leaves rustle.
To cause to move with a rushing sound.
She whooshed the paper airplane across the room with a flick of her wrist.