thwack dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de thwack dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.thwack [GB θwak, Am θwæk] SUBST

thwack (blow)

coup m

thwack (with hand)

claque f

thwack (sound)

coup sec

thwack!

paf!

II.thwack [GB θwak, Am θwæk] VERBE trans

thwack ball, person, animal:

thwack

frapper (vigoureusement)

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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Stand on a chair and thwack that streamer on an arbitrary place on your ceiling.

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There was a dull thwack and a sudden explosion of feathers that drifted up over the bonnet and on to the windscreen.

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And a good thwack can still be heard when playng croquet, even when players turn 170.

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The sharp thwack of crops against horses' flanks.

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He leans forward in his chair, thwacking a palm against the back of his other hand for emphasis.

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Angrily thwacking the ketchup bottle to coax out the stubborn sauce could soon be a distant memory, after scientists invented an edible non-stick coating.

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Mostly, that thwack is aimed at the goalkeeper.

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Give your chair a thwack too, for good measure.

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All you hear is the thwack-thwack of a distant chopper propeller.

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Instead, they roar with delight at every sickening thwack of thinly gloved fist on flesh, booing every time the blows abate.

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