thud

/θʌd/ (bre, ipa) · /θʌd/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈthəd/ (ame, mw)

thud — 名詞

  • thudsingular
  • thudsplural

1. A low, heavy sound made when something weighty falls down or strikes a surface.

1.名詞B2
釋義

砰聲

重物落下或撞擊時的低沉聲響

A low, heavy sound made when something weighty falls down or strikes a surface.

例句

The box of tools hit the garage floor with a loud thud.

那箱工具砰的一聲撞上車庫地板。

with a thud - result of impact

Nkechi heard a dull thud from the attic and went upstairs slowly.

Nkechi 聽見閣樓傳來一聲沉悶的砰聲，便慢慢走上樓。

同義詞
  • thump

    often a slightly firmer or more deliberate heavy sound

  • bang

    louder and sharper, not as dull in tone

  • clunk

    shorter and more mechanical, often with metal or hard plastic

文法句型

with a thud

hear a thud

the thud of + noun

用法筆記

This noun usually describes one deep impact rather than a long continuous noise. It is especially common after 'with' and in phrases like 'the thud of boots' or 'the thud of a falling box'.

常見錯誤

❌The feather fell with a thud.
✅The brick fell with a thud.
💡A thud suggests something heavy enough to make a deep sound.
❌The spoon hit the sink with a thud.
✅The pan hit the sink with a thud.
💡Small light objects usually make a sharper sound, not a thud.

thud — 動詞