Thunder Meaning in English
word
/ˈθəndɝ/
THUHN-dur
/θˈʌndɐ/
THUHN-duh
释义
The loud sound in the sky that happens during a storm, caused by lightning. It can also be used for a deep, powerful sound that seems similar.
用法与细微差别
Most commonly a noun in weather contexts: 'hear thunder', 'a clap of thunder', 'thunderstorm'. It can also be a verb in more literary or dramatic English: 'The train thundered past.' Learners often confuse 'thunder' (sound) with 'lightning' (flash of light).
Spanish: truenoPortuguese (BR): trovãoPortuguese (PT): trovãoChinese (Simplified): 雷声Chinese (Traditional): 雷聲Hindi: गरज - बादलों की गड़गड़ाहटArabic: رعدBengali: বজ্রধ্বনি - বজ্রপাতের শব্দRussian: громJapanese: 雷Vietnamese: sấmKorean: 천둥Turkish: gök gürültüsüUrdu: گرجIndonesian: guruh
例句
I heard thunder last night.
basic
The dog is scared of thunder.
basic
After the lightning, the thunder came.
basic
That wasn’t a truck outside—it was thunder.
natural
We should head inside; I can hear thunder in the distance.
natural
His voice rolled through the room like thunder.
natural