thunderclap in Japanese
thunderclap in Japanese is 迅雷 — thunderclap means a single sudden loud crash of thunder from a nearby lightning strike, rather than a long rumble.
thunderclap in Japanese
迅雷
Pronounced: jinrai
A sudden, loud thunder caused by a nearby lightning strike; a shock of thunder, as opposed to a reverberating rumble.
What does "thunderclap" mean?
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noun A single sudden loud crash of thunder from a nearby lightning strike, rather than a long rumble.
"A thunderclap right overhead made everyone jump."
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noun Something sudden and dramatic that has a big impact.
"The announcement landed like a thunderclap in the meeting room."
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thunderclap in a sentence
- A thunderclap right overhead made everyone jump.
- The announcement landed like a thunderclap in the meeting room.
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What is "thunderclap" in Japanese?
"thunderclap" in Japanese is 迅雷. thunderclap means: A single sudden loud crash of thunder from a nearby lightning strike, rather than a long rumble.
How do you pronounce 迅雷?
"thunderclap" in Japanese is 迅雷, pronounced "jinrai".
How do you use "thunderclap" in a sentence?
Example: "A thunderclap right overhead made everyone jump." In Japanese, "thunderclap" is 迅雷.
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