thwack

/θwæk/ (bre, ipa) · /θwæk/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈthwak How to pronounce thwack (audio)/ (ame, mw)

thwack — 名詞

  • thwacksingular
  • thwacksplural

1. A forceful strike, or the brief sharp noise it makes when it lands.

1.名詞C1
釋義

啪聲;猛擊

短促響亮的擊打聲,或那一下猛擊

A forceful strike, or the brief sharp noise it makes when it lands.

例句

Michael gave the old rug a thwack before rolling it into the car.

Michael 先朝那塊舊地毯猛擊一下,才把它捲進車裡。

give + object + a thwack

A thwack from the tennis court made Tara look up from her book.

網球場傳來的一聲啪聲,讓 Tara 從書上抬起頭來。

同義詞
  • whack

    very close in meaning, but whack can focus more on the blow than on the sound

  • smack

    often suggests a flatter contact and can sound lighter or wetter

  • thump

    deeper and duller, usually from something heavier

文法句型

give + object + a thwack

with a thwack

hear a thwack

the thwack of + noun

用法筆記

Often appears after 'with' or in patterns such as 'the thwack of a bat'. This noun can name either the hit itself or the sound produced by that hit.

常見錯誤

The balloon fell with a thwack.
The wooden box fell with a thwack.
💡Thwack suggests a firmer hit and a sharper sound than a very light object usually makes.
I heard a thwack of music from the room.
I heard a thwack as the screen door hit the frame.
💡Thwack is a hitting sound, not a general loud noise.

thwack — 動詞