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Meanings of thunderclap in English
Spanish
trueno Usage of thunderclap in English
1
The news came upon me like a thunderclap in a clear sky.
2
A flash of lightning lit the room, followed immediately by a thunderclap.
3
This was a thunderclap for Candide: he wept for a long while.
4
All his accumulated nervous agitation was discharged on Maud like a thunderclap.
5
But to the architect's ear it spoke as loudly as a thunderclap.
6
There was a sound like a thunderclap that made Gwen's ears ache.
7
There was a long silence, then Flydd's laughter came like a thunderclap.
8
The first thunderclap crashed out, and she started back in terror.
9
The blue and luminous air was rent with the thud of a thunderclap.
10
Suddenly, the earth seemed to shake and a thunderclap burst in my ears.
11
To the Prince of Orange the news came as a thunderclap.
12
The affray had burst over the slumbering town like a thunderclap.
13
Couldn't have heard a thunderclap, couldn't have heard the world ending.
14
I kept expecting another flash, another thunderclap-nearbyor on the field-butnone came.
15
He told her about Emilia, the shocking thunderclap of his love for her.
16
The captain broke loose upon the dead man like a thunderclap.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common