thunder
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UK thunder n: (noise of lightning)
SC 雷声 léi shēng
TC 雷聲
TC 雷聲
Karen heard thunder in the distance.
凯伦听到远方有雷声。
thunder vi: (noise of lightning)
SC 打雷 dǎ léi
The storm thundered overhead.
风暴在头顶轰鸣。
thunder n: figurative (long noise)
SC 雷鸣般的声音 léi míng bān de shēng yīn
There was a thunder of feet coming down the stairs.
thunder vi: figurative (make loud noise)
SC 发出雷鸣般的响声 fā chū léi míng bān de xiǎng shēng
SC 轰隆隆地响 fā chū léi míng bān de xiǎng shēng ，hōng lōng lōng de xiǎng
Tom's blows thundered against the door.
thunder vi: (speak loudly)
SC 怒呵 nù hē
SC 大声斥责 nù hē ，dà shēng chì zé
TC 大聲斥責
TC 大聲斥責
The priest was thundering from the pulpit.
thunder vi: (move heavily, noisily)
SC 轰隆隆地走过
SC 轰隆隆地驶过(卡车等)
The cows thundered across the field.
thunder [sth] vtr: (utter loudly)
SC 大声吼出
TC 大聲吼出
TC 大聲吼出
SC 大声喊出
"Where are you going," Jemima's father thundered, as she tried to sneak out.
blood and thunder n: figurative (violence, intensity)
SC 暴力血腥的行为
For all his blood and thunder on the football field, Mark is a kind and gentle man.
blood-and-thunder n as adj: figurative (violent, intense)
SC 紧张激烈的
Tonight's match is set to be a blood-and-thunder encounter.
clap of thunder n: (sudden loud noise made by thunder)
SC 一声霹雳 yì shēng pī lì
TC 一聲霹靂
TC 一聲霹靂
A clap of thunder startled me.
steal [sb]'s thunder v expr: (take attention from [sb])
SC 抢...的风头
Harry was delighted when he passed his driving test, but his brother stole his thunder by getting engaged on the same day.
steal [sb]'s thunder v expr: (take credit for [sb]'s achievement)
SC 抢...的功劳
SC 夺走...的荣誉
Rachel was proud of the work she'd done, but her boss stole her thunder by announcing the results of her research as his own.
thunder and lightning n: (electrical storm)
SC 雷电 léi diàn
TC 雷電
TC 雷電
thunderstorm, thunder storm n: (electrical storm)
SC 雷雨 léi yǔ
TC 雷雨
TC 雷雨
The thunderstorm frightened our dog, who is afraid of the sound of thunder.