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Meanings of sonic boom in English
Sound impact on creatures and property from a blast wave created by an object moving faster than the speed of sound.
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Usage of sonic boom in English
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The Interior Ministry said the meteorite explosion had caused a sonic boom.
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It was another to plant a sonic boom directly on that radar.
3
The unmistakable sound of a double sonic boom rumbled across the valley.
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That was the sonic boom of a meteor breaking the sound barrier.
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High altitude is the best deterrent to sonic boom; atmospheric conditions count too.
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The Interior Ministry said the event also unleashed a sonic boom.
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Then it was like a sonic boom, a church official said.
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That, we're often told in excitable captions, is a sonic boom.
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Any object that exceeds the speed of sound inevitably produces a sonic boom.
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When I erupt, my sonic boom flusters and splinters quiet .
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The Thunderbird hit the runway with a roar louder than a sonic boom.
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Other media are reporting the incident to be a suspected sonic boom or meteor.
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This is the equivalent of the sonic boom when something goes faster than sound.
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Netizens who heard the sonic boom shared their experiences online.
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But it has learned from the investigations what sonic boom can and cannot do.
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The bullet outruns its own sonic boom, and you'd never even hear the shot.
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Translations for sonic boom
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Sonic boom through the time
Sonic boom across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common