thunk

UK
/θʌŋk/
US
/θʌŋk/

Translations

thunknoun
thunks
pl
UK
/θʌŋk/
US
/θʌŋk/
глухой стук
I heard a thunk as the book fell off the shelf.
Я услышал глухой стук, когда книга упала с полки.
Additional translations
thunkverb
thunked
Past Simple
thunked
Past Participle
thunking
Gerund
UK
/θʌŋk/
US
/θʌŋk/
He thunk the door with his fist.
Он стукнул дверь кулаком.
The metal pipes thunk loudly when they fall.
Металлические трубы грохочут громко, когда падают.
Additional translations
Synonyms
think (colloquial equivalent: reckon, suppose, figure, believe)
thunkinterjection
Onomatopoeic representation of a dull, heavy impact.

Definitions

thunknoun
A dull, hollow sound, often associated with something heavy hitting a surface.
The book fell off the shelf with a loud thunk.
Computing: a piece of code or a parameterless function that delays a computation until its result is needed.
The middleware expects each action creator to return either an object or a thunk.
thunkverb
To make a dull, hollow sound.
The book fell off the shelf and thunked onto the floor.
To strike or hit something with a dull sound.
He thunked the ball against the wall with a powerful throw.
Computing: to wrap code or a parameter in a thunk so that its execution is deferred.
The compiler thunks the call so the argument is evaluated lazily.
thunkinterjection
Used to represent a dull, heavy sound, especially one made by a solid object hitting another.
"Thunk!" went the coconut as it struck the ground.