Definition
Definition of thunk - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sounddull, hollow sound made by a heavy object
- The book fell with a loud thunk on the floor..
2.
programmingTECH. US delayed computation in programmingTECH. US
- The system uses a thunk to optimize performance.
Expressions with thunk
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express surprise or disbelief about something unexpected
Who would have thunk it, he won the race!
Origin of thunk
English, imitative sound
Examples of thunk in a sentence
The stone hit the water with a thunk. A thunk was used to delay the calculation. The programmer implemented a thunk for efficiency.
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- French:bruit sourd, thunk, ...
- German:dumpfer Klang, Thunk, ...
- Italian:rumore sordo, thunk, ...
- Spanish:golpe sordo, thunk, ...
- Portuguese:baque, thunk, ...
- Chinese:砰然声, 惰性计算, ...
- Japanese:ドスン, サンク, ...
- Arabic:صَوْت مَكْتُوم, حساب مؤجل, ...
- Hebrew:חֲבָטָה, תָּאנְק, ...
- Russian:глухой стук, thunk, ...
- Ukrainian:глухий звук, відкладене обчислення, ...
- Hindi:धमाका, थंक, ...
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