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clunk
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/klʌŋk/
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/klʌŋk/
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clunk
noun
clunks
pl
UK
/klʌŋk/
US
/klʌŋk/
глухой стук
I heard a clunk coming from the engine.
Я услышал глухой стук, исходящий от двигателя.
Synonymes
bang
clatter
thump
crash
thud
clunk
verb
clunked
Past Simple
clunked
Past Participle
clunking
Gerund
UK
/klʌŋk/
US
/klʌŋk/
грохотать
The old car would clunk every time it hit a bump.
Старая машина грохотала каждый раз, когда наезжала на кочку.
Synonymes
crash
thump
clatter
bang
thud
clunk
interjection
Used in narratives and comics to represent a dull, heavy impact sound.
Synonymes
thud
thump
thunk
clank
clang
bang
kerplunk
whump
bonk
Définitions
clunk
noun
A dull, heavy sound, typically made by two heavy objects hitting each other.
The clunk of the car door closing echoed in the quiet garage.
A stupid, foolish, or socially awkward person.
Don't be such a clunk—think before you speak.
clunk
verb
To make a dull, heavy sound, typically when something hits a hard surface.
The book clunked onto the table as she dropped it.
To strike or hit something or someone so as to produce a dull, heavy sound.
He accidentally clunked his head on the open cupboard door.
clunk
interjection
Used to represent or imitate the sound of a dull, heavy impact.
Clunk! The bowling ball landed on the wooden lane.
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