wham in Bulgarian
wham in Bulgarian is трясък — wham means used to represent the sudden sound of a hard impact, or to signal that something sudden and dramatic has just happened.
wham in Bulgarian
трясък
Pronounced: tryasak
Used to indicate the sound of a forceful blow, an explosion, etc.
What does "wham" mean?
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intj Used to represent the sudden sound of a hard impact, or to signal that something sudden and dramatic has just happened.
"Wham! The door slammed shut behind them."
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verb To strike or slam something with great force.
"He whammed his fist on the table to make his point."
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noun A sudden, forceful blow or impact.
"The car hit the barrier with a loud wham."
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wham in a sentence
- Wham! The door slammed shut behind them.
- Everything was fine, and then wham, the market crashed overnight.
- He whammed his fist on the table to make his point.
- The car hit the barrier with a loud wham.
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What is "wham" in Bulgarian?
"wham" in Bulgarian is трясък. wham means: Used to represent the sudden sound of a hard impact, or to signal that something sudden and dramatic has just happened.
How do you pronounce трясък?
"wham" in Bulgarian is трясък, pronounced "tryasak".
How do you use "wham" in a sentence?
Example: "Wham! The door slammed shut behind them." In Bulgarian, "wham" is трясък.
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