thump
verb
noun
θʌmp
verb
1
to
hit
someone
very
hard
with
your
hand
closed
[非正式] 〔用拳〕捶打，重击
T | informal
If
you
don’t
shut
up,
I’m
going
to
thump
you!
你要是不住嘴，我就揍你！
She
thumped
the
table
with
her
fist.
她伸出拳头砸在桌子上。
2
to
hit
against
something
loudly
发出重击声; 砰地作响
I,T always + adv/prep
His
feet
thumped
loudly
on
the
bare
boards.
他的脚走在光光的地板上咚咚地响。
He
thumped
his
cup
down
on
the
table.
他把茶杯重重地放在桌子上。
3
to
walk
or
run
with
your
feet
making
a
loud
heavy
sound
as
they
touch
the
ground
蹬蹬地跑 （走）
I always + adv/prep
Stella
came
thumping
down
the
stairs.
斯特拉蹬蹬地下了楼梯。
4
if
your
heart
thumps,
it
beats
very
strongly
and
quickly
because
you
are
frightened
or
excited
〔心脏因恐惧或激动〕怦怦地跳
I
My
heart
was
thumping
inside
my
chest.
我的心在胸膛里怦怦地跳。
noun
5
the
dull
sound
that
is
made
when
something
hits
a
surface
重击声; 砰的一声
The
box
fell
to
the
floor
with
a
thump.
盒子砰的一声掉到了地板上。
6
an
action
in
which
you
hit
someone
or
something
[尤英] 重击，狠打
usually singular 一般用单数 | especially BrE
If
he
does
that
again,
I’ll
give
him
a
good
thump.
如果他再这么干，我就要狠狠地揍他一顿。
a
thump
on
the
jaw
打在下巴上的一记重击