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woosh

UK
/wʊʃ/
US
/wʊʃ/

Translations

wooshnoun
wooshes
pl
The woosh of the wind was loud during the storm.
Свист ветра был громким во время шторма.
There was a woosh as the train passed by.
Был слышен шум, когда поезд проехал мимо.
Additional translations
вжик
гул
Synonyms
swish
whirl
rush
swoosh
whoosh
wooshverb
wooshed
Past Simple
wooshed
Past Participle
wooshing
Gerund
UK
/wʊʃ/
US
/wʊʃ/
The car wooshed past us on the highway.
Машина промчалась мимо нас на шоссе.
The wind wooshed through the trees.
Ветер свистел сквозь деревья.
Synonyms
rush
whiz
zip
swish
swoosh
whoosh
wooshinterjection
UK
/wʊʃ/
US
/wʊʃ/
Woosh, the car sped past us!
Вжух, машина пронеслась мимо нас!
wooshadjective
more woosh
Comp.
most woosh
Super.
Used attributively to describe sounds, effects or movements characterized by a swift rushing quality.

Definitions

wooshnoun
A sound made by something moving quickly through the air.
The woosh of the passing train was deafening.
A sudden, swift movement or rush.
With a woosh, the wind blew the papers off the table.
wooshverb
To move quickly with a rushing sound.
The wind wooshed through the trees, making the leaves rustle.
To pass by or through something rapidly.
The car wooshed past us on the highway, leaving us in a cloud of dust.
wooshinterjection
An exclamation used to imitate the sound of something moving quickly through the air.
Woosh! The bird flew right past my head.
Used to indicate that a joke or point has gone over someone's head, meaning they did not understand it.
When I made the pun, he just stared blankly, and I said, 'Woosh!'
wooshadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a swift rushing sound or motion.
The video included a woosh transition between scenes.
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