thump in Irish
thump in Irish is tump, gread — thump means a heavy blow, or the dull sound it makes.
thump in Irish
tump
gread
(transitive, mainly, _, UK) To hit (someone or something) as if to make a thump.
What does "thump" mean?
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noun A heavy blow, or the dull sound it makes.
"He gave the door a thump to get their attention."
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verb To hit something hard, producing a dull, heavy sound.
"He thumped the table in frustration."
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thump in a sentence
- He gave the door a thump to get their attention.
- She heard a thump from the room next door.
- He thumped the table in frustration.
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What is "thump" in Irish?
"thump" in Irish is tump, gread. thump means: A heavy blow, or the dull sound it makes.
How do you use "thump" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave the door a thump to get their attention." In Irish, "thump" is tump, gread.
Are there other ways to say "thump" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "thump": tump, gread.
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