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thump

/θʌmp/

Traduction: Nom désignant un bruit sourd et lourd produit par l'impact d'objets lourds ou un coup fort donné avec la main., Verbe désignant l'action de frapper fort ou de heurter quelque chose, souvent en produisant un bruit sourd et lourd.

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noun

/θʌmp/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un bruit sourd et lourd produit par l'impact d'objets lourds ou un coup fort donné avec la main.

A noun referring to a heavy, dull sound produced by the impact of heavy objects, or a heavy blow delivered with the hand.

  1. Heavy dull soundB1informal

    A heavy, dull sound produced by the impact of heavy objects.

    frbruit sourd et lourd

    • The book fell to the floor with a loud thump.
    • I heard a thump coming from the basement.
    • The box landed with a soft thump on the carpet.

    Synonymesbangbumpclompclunkcrashthud

  2. Heavy blow with the handB1informal

    A heavy blow or hit, typically delivered with the hand.

    frCoup violent porté avec la main

    • He gave the table a thump to get everyone's attention.
    • She felt a thump on her back from a friend greeting her.
    • The child received a gentle thump on the shoulder as a playful gesture.

    Synonymesbashblowcloutpunchslugsmacksockthwackwallopwhack

Formes
  • thumps plural form
  • thumps' possessive plural form
  • thump's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/θʌmp/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de frapper fort ou de heurter quelque chose, souvent en produisant un bruit sourd et lourd.

A verb used to indicate the act of hitting or striking something heavily, often producing a dull, loud sound.

  1. Move rhythmicallyB2informal

    To beat or pulse with a strong, regular rhythm, often referring to the heart or music.

    frBattre en rythme

    • His heart thumped with excitement as he waited.
    • The bass thumped through the speakers all night.
    • She could feel her pulse thumping in her ears.

    Synonymesbeatdrumhammerpoundpulsatepulsethrob

  2. Make a dull soundB1informal

    To produce a heavy, dull, muffled sound, like something heavy falling or hitting a soft surface.

    frProduire un bruit sourd

    • The heavy book thumped onto the floor.
    • I heard a loud thump from the room next door.
    • The sack of potatoes thumped as it landed on the ground.

    Synonymesclunkthudthunk

  3. Hit hardB1informal

    To strike someone or something heavily with the hand, fist, or a heavy object.

    frFrapper violemment

    • He thumped the table with his fist in anger.
    • She thumped him on the back to congratulate him.
    • The boxer thumped his opponent with a powerful right hook.

    Synonymesbatterbeatbeltclouthitpoundpunchslugsmitesockstrikewallop

Formes
  • thumped past participle
  • thumped past simple
  • thumping present participle
  • thumps third person singular

Variantes phrasalthump out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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