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thun·der·bolt T0195500 (thŭn′dər-bōlt′)n.1. A discharge of lightning accompanied by thunder.2. A flash of lightning conceived as a bolt or dart hurled from the heavens.3. A startling, forceful action: "Every political campaign manager saves a thunderbolt for the last week before Election Day" (Art Buchwald).thunderbolt (ˈθʌndəˌbəʊlt) n1. (Physical Geography) a flash of lightning accompanying thunder2. the imagined agency of destruction produced by a flash of lightning3. (Norse Myth & Legend) (in mythology) the destructive weapon wielded by several gods, esp the Greek god Zeus. See also Thor4. something very startlingthun•der•bolt (ˈθʌn dərˌboʊlt)
n. 1. a flash of lightning with the accompanying thunder. 2. an imaginary destructive missile cast to earth in a flash of lightning: the thunderbolts of Jove. 3. a person or thing that acts with destructive force, speed, or suddenness. [1400–50] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  thunderbolt - a discharge of lightning accompanied by thunderbolt, bolt of lightninglightning - abrupt electric discharge from cloud to cloud or from cloud to earth accompanied by the emission of light | | 2. | thunderbolt - a shocking surprise; "news of the attack came like a bombshell"bombshell, thunderclapsurprise - a sudden unexpected event |
Translationsthunder (ˈθandə) noun1. the deep rumbling sound heard in the sky after a flash of lightning. a clap/peal of thunder; a thunderstorm. 雷聲 雷声2. a loud rumbling. the thunder of horses' hooves. 似雷的聲音 似雷的声音 verb1. to sound, rumble etc. It thundered all night. 打雷 打雷2. to make a noise like thunder. The tanks thundered over the bridge. 雷鳴般地響 雷鸣般地响ˈthundering adjective very great. a thundering idiot. 極大的 极大的ˈthunderous adjective like thunder. a thunderous noise. 雷聲似的 雷声似的ˈthunderously adverb 雷鳴般地 轰隆轰隆地ˈthundery adjective warning of, or likely to have or bring, thunder. thundery clouds/weather. 要打雷的 要打雷的ˈthunderbolt noun1. a flash of lightning immediately followed by thunder. 霹靂 霹雳2. a sudden great surprise. Her arrival was a complete thunderbolt. (比喻)晴天霹靂 （比喻）晴天霹雳 thunderbolt
thunderbolt1. a flash of lightning accompanying thunder 2. (in mythology) the destructive weapon wielded by several gods, esp the Greek god Zeus thunderbolt[′thən·dər‚bōlt] (geophysics) In mythology, a lightning flash accompanied by a material bolt or dart and which causes great damage; it is still used as a popular term for a single lightning discharge accompanied by thunder. ThunderboltA peripheral interface from Intel that provides simultaneous transfer of data over DisplayPort and PCI Express (PCIe) interfaces. First used in 2011 on MacBook Pro laptops, Thunderbolt's dual bi-directional channels enable up to six Thunderbolt devices (monitors, drives, etc.) to be daisy chained together.
Prior to Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt uses the same plug and socket as the Mini DisplayPort but is identified with a thunderbolt symbol (see below). See DisplayPort.
Thunderbolt 2 and 3
The first Thunderbolt was rated at 10 Gbps per channel, while Thunderbolt 2 allowed the two channels to be combined for a single 20 Gbps bi-directional channel. Thunderbolt 3 doubled the speed to 40 Gbps and uses the reversible USB Type C connector. Each Thunderbolt version is backward compatible with the previous versions. See USB Type C.
Geared to HD Video Editing
Thunderbolt was designed primarily for video editors, who can never get enough speed. For example, it enables multiple HD video streams to be read from a disk array, rendered on screen and transferred to an external HD monitor in real time. See Thunderbolt Display, Thunderbolt Bridge, PCI Express and DisplayPort.
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| Thunderbolt uses the Mini DisplayPort plug and socket but adds simultaneous PCI Express connectivity within the same cable. Thunderbolt plugs and sockets are identified with a lightning (thunderbolt) symbol. |
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Related to thunderbolt: Thunderbolt DisplaySynonyms for thunderboltnoun a discharge of lightning accompanied by thunderSynonymsRelated Wordsnoun a shocking surpriseSynonymsRelated Words |