Significats de onomatopoeic en anglès

THE French word doucement has an onomatopoeic sensuality that is entirely absent from any English synonym.

Historical note: There are a couple of onomatopoeic myths circulating about the origin of this term.

And he would have chosen it instinctively-foronomatopoeic reasons-becauseit hums and drones and murmurs dreamily.

Note some of the most effective onomatopoeic passages.

Of course, calling it a vaguely onomatopoeic Smooff makes everything else seem like a bastion of sensible, mature branding.

The context helped, but more than that, the word was at one with its meaning, and was almost onomatopoeic.

In another famous onomatopoeic line-

The titles of the compositions provide clues to the techniques they employ and the almost onomatopoeic atmosphere each one relays.

Brill Building songwriters would come out with partly onomatopoeic lines like: Met him on a Monday and my heart stood still.

And it's one of the noisiest tomes I've ever read, its onomatopoeic reverberations serving to leave me with a thumping headache.

Others, equally graphic and often almost onomatopoeic, are windslab breakable crust and crude sugar, corn and glop and fluff cement and boilerplate.

The group's first single, Tessellate, an onomatopoeic puzzle of angular beats and pointed sexual advances, became a radio hit before anyone knew who they were.

Is there an award for Most Onomatopoeic Movie Killing Spree?

Several authors, among them Kaltschmidt, contend that there was but one primitive language, which was purely onomatopœic, that is, imitative of natural sounds.

THE French word doucement has an onomatopoeic sensuality that is entirely absent from any English synonym.

Historical note: There are a couple of onomatopoeic myths circulating about the origin of this term.