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thwacking

/ˈθwæk.ɪŋ/

thwackingnoun

thwackings

Translations

стук

The thwacking of the branches against the window kept me awake.

Стук веток о окно не давал мне уснуть.

удар

The thwacking of the drum could be heard from miles away.

Удар барабана был слышен за много миль.

Additional translations

хлопок

шлепок

Definitions

The act or sound of hitting something with a loud, sharp noise.

The thwacking of the tennis ball echoed across the court.

Synonyms

thwackinggerund / present participle

/ˈθwækɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that strikes sharply or produces a sharp, loud sound.

Definitions

Producing a sharp, loud strike or series of strikes; striking repeatedly with a sharp noise.

The thwacking branches rattled against the window during the storm.

thwackverb

thwacking

Gerund

thwacked

Past Simple

thwacked

Past Participle

thwacking

Gerund

/θwæk/

Translations

хлестать

He thwacked the ball with his racket.

Он хлестнул мяч ракеткой.

ударять

She thwacked the table in frustration.

Она ударила по столу от досады.

Definitions

To strike or hit something with a loud, sharp sound.

He thwacked the ball with his bat, sending it flying over the fence.

Synonyms

thwacknoun

Definitions

A sharp, loud sound made by a sudden impact.

The thwack of the tennis ball hitting the racket echoed across the court.

A hard blow or hit delivered with force.

She gave the mosquito a quick thwack with the rolled-up magazine.

thwackinterjection

Definitions

Used to represent the sound of a sharp strike or impact.

"Thwack!" The hammer came down on the nail.