peal in Japanese
peal in Japanese is 雷鳴 — peal means a loud ringing sound, or a series of them, such as bells, thunder, or laughter.
peal in Japanese
雷鳴
Pronounced: raimei
A loud sound, or a succession of loud sounds, as of bells, thunder, cannon, shouts, laughter, of a multitude, etc.
What does "peal" mean?
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noun A loud ringing sound, or a series of them, such as bells, thunder, or laughter.
"A peal of thunder rolled across the valley."
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verb To ring out loudly, or to sound in a loud burst.
"Church bells pealed across the town on New Year's Eve."
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peal in a sentence
- A peal of thunder rolled across the valley.
- Peals of laughter came from the kitchen.
- Church bells pealed across the town on New Year's Eve.
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What is "peal" in Japanese?
"peal" in Japanese is 雷鳴. peal means: A loud ringing sound, or a series of them, such as bells, thunder, or laughter.
How do you pronounce 雷鳴?
"peal" in Japanese is 雷鳴, pronounced "raimei".
How do you use "peal" in a sentence?
Example: "A peal of thunder rolled across the valley." In Japanese, "peal" is 雷鳴.
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