English to Latin Meaning of thunder - tonitrua,

Thunder :

tonitrua,

noun

tonitrua,, fulgur, Pessulum, fulminis, eruptio, ignis emissionem, ruina eius meteorum

verb

tonitrua,

Thunder :: tonitruiThundered :: tonabitThunderer :: TonantiThunderers :: TonantiThundering :: tonantisThunderous :: sonituThunders :: tonitrua,Thundery :: thundery

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Definitions of thunder in English

Noun(1) a deep prolonged loud noise(2) a booming or crashing noise caused by air expanding along the path of a bolt of lightning(3) street names for heroin
Verb(1) move fast, noisily, and heavily(2) utter words loudly and forcefully(3) be the case that thunder is being heard(4) to make or produce a loud noise

Examples of thunder in English

(1) So, as the righteous thunder continues to rumble from American leaders, the issue of weapons inspections is habitually skewed.(2) Near the fall, our voices are lost in its thunder , blown away by the cool wind it makes.(3) Is he deaf to the unceasing thunder of millions upon millions of voices in the streets of the world declaring peace on war?(4) When you hear it thunder , don't run under a tree.(5) We hear thunder because lightning heats the air to more than 43,000 degrees, causing the air to quickly expand.(6) Count the seconds between the lightning and the thunder , each second represents 300 m distance from the thunderstorm.(7) It is an astonishing sound: not so much the roar of dirty thunder as the luminous thrum of precision engineering yielding to the control of an expert driver.(8) A faint, high pitched whine grew and began to pulse through the ship, a counterpoint to the deeper thunder of the turbines.(9) Begin your turnaround when you hear thunder (which means lightning is one to ten miles away).(10) Lightning finally flashed and seconds after thunder boomed.(11) There were hailstones, rarely heard loud thunder , lightning, strong gusty winds and sheets of rain.(12) His mother's voice rang out through the room like cracking thunder .(13) The wind was now strong and cold, with rain, hail and an occasional flash of lightning and roll of thunder .(14) there was a crash of thunder(15) The thunder of the drums rang out around Newbridge town centre on Friday night, sounding the start of Bealtaine, the town s annual arts festival.(16) He lifts his horn and they all begin to thunder across the plain sounding their calls.

Related Phrases of thunder

(1) clap of thunder ::

tonitruis elidantur fulmina

(2) thunder and lightning ::

fulgoribus, quae portentis

(3) crash of thunder ::

fragore tonitrui

(4) peals of thunder ::

voces et tonitrua

(5) distant thunder ::

Hesperiae sonitum ruinae

(6) blood and thunder ::

sanguinem, et tonitrua,

(7) thunder clap ::

sonitu maxumo

Related Phrases of thunder

(1) clap of thunder ::

tonitruis elidantur fulmina

(2) thunder and lightning ::

fulgoribus, quae portentis

(3) crash of thunder ::

fragore tonitrui

(4) peals of thunder ::

voces et tonitrua

(5) distant thunder ::

Hesperiae sonitum ruinae

(6) blood and thunder ::

sanguinem, et tonitrua,

(7) thunder clap ::

sonitu maxumo

Synonyms

Noun

1. thunderclap ::

depressi tonitruo,

2. rumble ::

sit murmur,

3. smack ::

saperent,

4. roaring ::

rugitus

Verb

5. rumble ::

sit murmur,

6. rail against ::

exprobratis,

7. roar ::

rugiet

8. boom ::

BUTIO

Different Forms

thunder, thundered, thunderer, thunderers, thundering, thunderous, thunders, thundery

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