thunder in Irish
thunder in Irish is toirneach, tormán — thunder means the deep rumbling or cracking sound that follows a lightning bolt, caused by rapidly heated air expanding.
thunder in Irish
toirneach
The loud rumbling, cracking, or crashing sound caused by expansion of rapidly heated air around a lightning bolt.
tormán
A deep, rumbling noise resembling thunder.
What does "thunder" mean?
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noun The deep rumbling or cracking sound that follows a lightning bolt, caused by rapidly heated air expanding.
"Our dog hides under the bed whenever he hears thunder rolling over the hills."
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verb To make a loud rumbling sound, or to move, speak, or act with a force resembling thunder.
"Waves thundered against the rocks as the storm rolled in from the sea."
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thunder in a sentence
- Our dog hides under the bed whenever he hears thunder rolling over the hills.
- A flash lit up the sky, and thunder followed a few seconds later.
- Waves thundered against the rocks as the storm rolled in from the sea.
- Trucks thundered past on the motorway all night.
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What is "thunder" in Irish?
"thunder" in Irish is toirneach, tormán. thunder means: The deep rumbling or cracking sound that follows a lightning bolt, caused by rapidly heated air expanding.
How do you use "thunder" in a sentence?
Example: "Our dog hides under the bed whenever he hears thunder rolling over the hills." In Irish, "thunder" is toirneach, tormán.
Are there other ways to say "thunder" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "thunder": toirneach, tormán.
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