Definition
Definition of thumped - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
impacthaving been hit hard
- The thumped door showed signs of forced entry.
2.
soundRare producing a dull soundRare
- The thumped drum echoed through the hall.
Origin of thumped
Imitative, thump (hit)
Examples of thumped in a sentence
His thumped face was swollen and bruised. The thumped sound indicated a problem with the engine. She heard a thumped noise coming from the basement.
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- French:frappé, assourdi, ...
- German:hart getroffen, dumpf, ...
- Italian:colpito, sordo, ...
- Spanish:golpeado, retumbante, ...
- Portuguese:arrombada, abafado, ...
- Chinese:被重击的, 发出沉闷声音的, ...
- Japanese:叩かれた, ドンと鳴る, ...
- Arabic:مَضْرُوب, مَكْتُوم, ...
- Hebrew:חָבוּט, עָמוּם, ...
- Russian:ударенный, глухой, ...
- Ukrainian:вдарений, глухий, ...
- Hindi:प्रहारित, थप्पड़, ...
Definition of thump - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
actiontr. hit something hard with a fisttr.
- He thumped the table in frustration.
2.
soundintr. make a loud dull soundintr.
- The book thumped onto the floor.
3.
heart soundintr. Rare beat strongly or with a loud noiseintr. Rare
- Her heart thumped loudly as she awaited the results.
Noun
1.
dull bangsound of a heavy object hitting something
- The book fell with a thump.
2.
impactheavy blow with a dull sound
- I heard a thump from the next room.
3.
medicalRare strong heartbeat felt physicallyRare
- He felt a thump in his chest as he approached the stage.
Expressions with thump
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hit your own chest with your fist to show emotion
He thumped his chest after scoring the goal.
create a rhythm by hitting repeatedly
He thumped out a beat on the drums.
hit a table hard to make noise
He thumped the table to get everyone's attention.
preach in a loud and aggressive manner
The pastor would often thump the bible during his sermons to emphasize his points.
Origin of thump
Middle English, thumpen (to strike)
Examples of thump in a sentence
The boxer thumped his opponent in the final round. The door thumped shut behind him. Rain thumped on the roof all night. His heart thumped in his chest during the horror movie. I could feel my heart thump as I approached the stage. I heard a thump from the attic.
The ball landed with a thump on the ground. The book fell with a thump on the floor. A loud thump startled everyone in the room. A sudden thump echoed in his chest. The thump of his heart was loud in the quiet room.
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- French:frapper, bruit sourd, ...
- German:schlagen, Schlag, ...
- Italian:colpire, tonfo, ...
- Spanish:golpear, golpe, ...
- Portuguese:bater, baque, ...
- Chinese:重击, 砰, ...
- Japanese:叩く, ドサッ, ...
- Arabic:لَكَمَ, دَوِي, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכּוֹת, חֲבָטָה, ...
- Russian:ударять, удар, ...
- Ukrainian:грюкати, глухий стук, ...
- Hindi:मुट्ठी मारना, धप्प, ...
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