英语词汇“thunderless”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

thun•der n. [uncountable]

Meteorologya loud, rolling noise produced by the expansion of air heated by lightning:The children were afraid of thunder.
any loud, resounding noise:a thunder of applause.

to give forth thunder:[no object* it + ~]It thundered all night.
to make a loud, rolling, rumbling noise like thunder:[no object]artillery thundering in the hills.
to speak in a very loud or vehement way;
shout: [no object]All day long the boss thundered about the company's losses.[used with quotations]"Watch out,'' the officer thundered, "get out of here now!''

Idioms

Idioms steal someone's thunder:

to use without credit or permission the ideas of another.
to spoil the effect of another's performance, etc., by doing or saying what (s)he was going to do first.

thun•der•er, n. [countable]

thun•der n.

Meteorologya loud, explosive, resounding noise produced by the explosive expansion of air heated by a lightning discharge.
any loud, resounding noise:the thunder of applause.
a threatening or startling utterance, denunciation, or the like.
steal someone's thunder:
- to use for one's own purposes and without the knowledge or permission of the originator the inventions or ideas of another.
- to ruin or detract from the effect of a performance, remark, etc., by anticipating it.

v.i.

to give forth thunder (often used impersonally with it as the subject):It thundered last night.
to make a loud, resounding noise like thunder:The artillery thundered in the hills.
to utter loud or vehement denunciations, threats, or the like.
to speak in a very loud tone.
to move or go with a loud noise or violent action:The train thundered through the village.

v.t.

to strike, drive, inflict, give forth, etc., with loud noise or violent action.

bef. 900; (noun, nominal) Middle English thonder, thunder, Old English thunor; cognate with Dutch donder, German Donner; Old Norse thōrr Thor, literally, thunder; (verb, verbal) Middle English thondren, Old English thunrian, derivative of the verb, verbal; akin to Latin tonāre to thunder

thun′der•er, n.
thun′der•less, adj.

单词	thunderless
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 thun•der /ˈθʌndɚ/USA pronunciation n. [uncountable] Meteorologya loud, rolling noise produced by the expansion of air heated by lightning:The children were afraid of thunder. any loud, resounding noise:a thunder of applause. v. to give forth thunder:[no object* it + ~]It thundered all night. to make a loud, rolling, rumbling noise like thunder:[no object]artillery thundering in the hills. to speak in a very loud or vehement way; shout: [no object]All day long the boss thundered about the company's losses.[used with quotations]"Watch out,'' the officer thundered, "get out of here now!'' Idioms Idioms steal someone's thunder: to use without credit or permission the ideas of another. to spoil the effect of another's performance, etc., by doing or saying what (s)he was going to do first. thun•der•er, n. [countable] WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 thun•der (thun′dər),USA pronunciation n. Meteorologya loud, explosive, resounding noise produced by the explosive expansion of air heated by a lightning discharge. any loud, resounding noise:the thunder of applause. a threatening or startling utterance, denunciation, or the like. steal someone's thunder: to use for one's own purposes and without the knowledge or permission of the originator the inventions or ideas of another. to ruin or detract from the effect of a performance, remark, etc., by anticipating it. v.i. to give forth thunder (often used impersonally with it as the subject):It thundered last night. to make a loud, resounding noise like thunder:The artillery thundered in the hills. to utter loud or vehement denunciations, threats, or the like. to speak in a very loud tone. to move or go with a loud noise or violent action:The train thundered through the village. v.t. to strike, drive, inflict, give forth, etc., with loud noise or violent action. bef. 900; (noun, nominal) Middle English thonder, thunder, Old English thunor; cognate with Dutch donder, German Donner; Old Norse thōrr Thor, literally, thunder; (verb, verbal) Middle English thondren, Old English thunrian, derivative of the verb, verbal; akin to Latin tonāre to thunder thun′der•er, n. thun′der•less, adj.
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