din

• Nom désignant un bruit fort, désagréable et prolongé, ou un vacarme confus.

A noun referring to a loud, unpleasant, and prolonged noise or disturbance.

1. Loud, unpleasant noiseB2formal

   A loud, continuous, and often confusing or disturbing noise.

   vacarme

   • The din of the construction site made it hard to concentrate.
   • They could barely hear each other over the din of the crowd.
   • The children's din filled the entire house.

   Synonymescacophonyclamorclattercommotionhubbubnoisepandemoniumracketruckusuproar

   Antonymescalmhushquietsilencestillness

• Faire un bruit fort, continu et désagréable, ou inculquer quelque chose à quelqu'un avec insistance par la répétition.

A verb meaning to make a loud, continuous, and unpleasant noise, or to instill something forcefully into someone's mind through repetition.

1. To make a loud noiseC1formal

   To make a loud, continuous, and unpleasant noise.

   Faire un vacarme

   • The crowd dinned in the stadium after the goal.
   • The machinery dinned throughout the factory all day.
   • The children dinned in the playground until dusk.

   Synonymesblareboomclamorresoundroarthunder

2. To repeat insistentlyC2formal

   To repeat something over and over in a forceful or annoying way.

   seriner

   • The teacher dinned the rules into the students' heads.
   • He dinned the importance of punctuality into his team.
   • The warnings were dinned into her ears until she finally listened.

   Synonymesdrive homedrumhammerinculcatepoundreiterate