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Definition of clomping - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- The clomping from the hallway woke everyone up.
Adjective
1.
- The clomping horse struggled to keep up with the others.
2.
- The clomping footsteps echoed in the empty hallway.
Origin of clomping
Onomatopoeic, clomp (sound of heavy steps)
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sound
make an object hit something, producing a clomping sound
Examples of clomping in a sentence
The clomping on the metal stairs echoed through the fire escape. The clomping boots echoed in the hallway. Her clomping steps were heard from a distance. The clomping boots were heard from afar. His clomping steps startled the birds.
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- French:piétinement, bruyant, ...
- German:Stampfen, schwerfälliges Gehen, ...
- Italian:calpestio, goffo, ...
- Spanish:taconeo, torpe, ...
- Portuguese:passos pesados, desajeitado, ...
- Chinese:咚咚声, 笨重步伐的, ...
- Japanese:ドスドスという音, ぎこちない, ...
- Arabic:قَرْعُ الْخُطُوَات, ثَقِيل الحَرَكَة, ...
- Hebrew:דִּידוּי כָּבֵד, מְגֻשָּׁם, ...
- Russian:топот, неуклюжий, ...
- Ukrainian:тупіт, незграбно крокуючий, ...
- Hindi:धड़धड़ाहट, भारी, ...
Definition of clomp - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- He clomped up the stairs, waking everyone..
2.
- She clomped the book onto the table.
Origin of clomp
Imitative, clomp (sound of heavy footsteps)
Examples of clomp in a sentence
She clomped around in her heavy boots. He clomped down the stairs in his heavy boots. The horse clomped through the muddy field.
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- French:marcher bruyamment, poser lourdement, ...
- German:stampfen, klopfen, ...
- Italian:camminare pesantemente, sbattere, ...
- Spanish:pisotear, golpear, ...
- Portuguese:andar pesadamente, bater, ...
- Chinese:重重地走, 咚地放, ...
- Japanese:ドシンドシン歩く, ドスンと置く, ...
- Arabic:مَشَى بِثِقَلٍ, أَسْقَطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לָלֶכֶת בְּרַעַשׁ, לְהַטִּיחַ, ...
- Russian:громко шагать, шлепать, ...
- Ukrainian:гупати, стукати, ...
- Hindi:धमकते हुए चलना, धड़ाम से पटकना, ...
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