Sudden Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈsədən/

SUH-duhn

UK

/sˈʌdən/

SUH-duhn

التعريف

Happening quickly and unexpectedly, with little or no warning. It describes something that begins or changes immediately rather than gradually.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common with nouns like 'sudden change', 'sudden noise', 'sudden stop', and 'sudden death'. 'Suddenly' is the adverb form. 'Abrupt' is often more formal and can suggest rudeness or sharpness, while 'sudden' mainly focuses on unexpected timing.

• Spanish: repentino - brusco - súbito
• Portuguese (BR): repentino - brusco - súbito
• Portuguese (PT): repentino - brusco - súbito
• Chinese (Simplified): 突然的 - 猛然的
• Chinese (Traditional): 突然的 - 猛然的
• Hindi: अचानक - सहसा होने वाला
• Arabic: مفاجئ - فجائي
• Bengali: হঠাৎ - আকস্মিক
• Russian: внезапный - неожиданный
• Japanese: 突然の
• Vietnamese: đột ngột - bất ngờ
• Korean: 갑작스러운 - 돌연한
• Turkish: ani - beklenmedik
• Urdu: اچانک - غیر متوقع
• Indonesian: tiba-tiba - mendadak

جمل نموذجية

There was a sudden loud noise outside.

basic

The weather changed in a sudden way.

basic

She felt a sudden pain in her leg.

basic

His sudden silence made everyone nervous.

natural

We had to make a sudden stop when a dog ran into the road.

natural

I got a sudden urge to call my grandmother.

natural