thud

IPA/θʌd/
KK[θˈʌd]IPA/θʌd/

thud — 名詞

  • thudsingular
  • thudsplural

1. a low, heavy noise produced when a weighty object drops onto a surface or strike

1.名詞B2
釋義

悶響

重物撞擊或掉落時發出的低沉聲音

a low, heavy noise produced when a weighty object drops onto a surface or strikes another object

例句

The sack of potatoes hit the ground with a heavy thud.

那袋馬鈴薯重重地落在地上,發出沉悶的聲響。

collocation: with a heavy thud

Sayaka heard a dull thud when the ladder fell against the wall.

Sayaka 聽到梯子倒在牆上時發出的沉悶響聲。

collocation: a dull thud

同義詞
  • thump

    similar dull sound but often from a deliberate blow or punch, not just a falling object

  • clunk

    a dull sound with a metallic or hollow quality, unlike the soft heaviness of a thud

  • bang

    a louder, sharper noise — a thud is lower and more muffled

用法筆記

Often used with adjectives that describe weight or volume: a loud thud, a heavy thud, a dull thud, a soft thud. Common in the pattern 'with a thud' to describe how something lands.

常見錯誤

I heard a thud on the door and knew someone was knocking.
I heard a thump on the door and knew someone was knocking.
💡a thud is a heavy, muffled sound of something falling or landing; a knock on a door is a thump or rap, not a thud.

thud — 動詞