twang

UK
/twæŋ/
US
/twæŋ/

Translations

twangnoun
twangs
pl
UK
/twæŋ/
US
/twæŋ/
The singer's twang was noticeable in every song.
Гнусавость певца была заметна в каждой песне.
звук натянутой струны
The twang of the guitar string echoed in the room.
Звук натянутой струны гитары эхом разнесся по комнате.
Additional translations
twangverb
twanged
Past Simple
twanged
Past Participle
twanging
Gerund
UK
/twæŋ/
US
/twæŋ/
The bowstring twanged as he released the arrow.
Тетива звякнула, когда он выпустил стрелу.
He likes to twang the guitar strings.
Ему нравится бренчать на гитарных струнах.
Additional translations

Definitions

twangnoun
A strong ringing sound such as that made by the plucked string of a musical instrument or a bowstring.
The twang of the guitar string echoed through the room.
A nasal or other distinctive manner of pronunciation or intonation characteristic of the speech of an individual, area, or country.
She spoke with a Southern twang that was unmistakable.
twangverb
To make a sharp, vibrating sound, as of a plucked string.
He twanged the guitar string to check if it was in tune.
To speak or sound with a nasal tone.
She twanged her words, giving away her Southern roots.