Boing Meaning in English
word
bɔɪŋ
BOYNG
bɔɪŋ
BOYNG
Definition
'Boing' is an informal word that imitates the sound a spring or bouncy object makes when moving quickly or rebounding.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in comics, cartoons, or playful speech to represent a bouncy sound. Rarely used in formal writing. Common in English for sound effects but not as a standard word.
Spanish: boing (sonido de resorte)Portuguese (BR): boing (som de mola)Portuguese (PT): boing (som de mola)Chinese (Simplified): 嗡嗡 (弹簧声)Chinese (Traditional): 嗡嗡 (彈簧聲)Hindi: बोइंग (स्प्रिंग की आवाज़)Arabic: بويْنج (صوت الزنبرك)Bengali: বয়িংRussian: буингJapanese: ボヨーンVietnamese: boingKorean: 뽱 - 보잉Turkish: boingUrdu: بوئنگIndonesian: boing
Example Sentences
The ball hit the floor and made a loud boing.
basic
When I jumped on the trampoline, I heard a boing.
basic
The cartoon character’s nose made a funny boing when touched.
basic
He bounced back like a spring—boing!
natural
Every time the bed creaks, it goes boing in the silence.
natural
You could almost hear a boing when she had her sudden idea.
natural