Definition of boing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cartoon noisesound of a spring or bounce
- The ball hit the floor with a loud boing.
2.
- The character was known for her boing in the series.
Verb
1.
motionmove with a bouncing motion
- The rabbit boinged across the field.
2.
soundmake a sound like a spring
- The toy makes a boing when pressed.
Origin of boing
imitative, boing (spring sound)
Examples of boing in a sentence
I heard a boing as the toy bounced. The artist's style often includes exaggerated boing. Fans loved the character's boing in the new comic. The ball boinged off the wall and into the net. Children love to boing on the trampoline. The ball went boing as it hit the floor.
Every time the door opens, it goes boing.
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- French:boing, bondir, ...
- German:Federgeräusch, hüpfen, ...
- Italian:boing, saltellare, ...
- Spanish:boing, rebotar, ...
- Portuguese:boing, saltitar, ...
- Chinese:弹簧声, 蹦跳, ...
- Japanese:ボインという音, 跳ねる, ...
- Arabic:صَوْت نَابِض, قَفَزَ, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹאִינְג, לִקְפֹּץ, ...
- Russian:звук пружины, подпрыгивать, ...
- Ukrainian:боінг, підскакувати, ...
- Hindi:धमाका, उछलना, ...
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