Examples of using Thud in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Thud[ Water Sloshing].
Then a sort of thud.
Thuds Stifler, get up.
The bullet thudded into flesh.
Before you know it-"Thud!
Ron and Fang thudded down next to him.
Before he's finished half of it, thud!
(Thud, splintering glass)-(Horse whinnies on TV).
Yeah, but before that, you said"gaw" and"thud,".
Thud, thud- the snake's back is broken in several places.
The hand holding Harry thudded to the floor, and Snape moved no more.”.
Thud', suddenly Kazuki felt a light impact on his back.
From their seat nearest the door,Ida and Laura heard the swish and thud of the pointer.
My heart thudded in my ribs, but I didn't stop.
Yet by the time Annie brought my coffee, I was back in that intersection,my heart thudding again.
Thud, thud-- its head is crushed, and Alligator's nose skinned again.
And then all of the sudden, I heard this thud next to me, and I looked to my left, and this lady had passed out next to me.
Thud! thud!' to my heart, till it send back the blood from my cheek.
You won't feel the car is running, but you can hear loud noises,such as slams or thuds, and possibly a humming noise.
That thud you hear is the sound of Lydia hitting the roof of the taxi five stories down.
So it wasn't a surprise to be scurrying around in the house trying togather up the needed supplies when the big"thud" came.
And then we heard a thud, and a rocket flew in the direction of Kaliningrad.
You won't feel the machine working, but there may be some loud noises,such as clacks or thuds, and possibly a whirring noise.
The thud, thud, thud of the rain drumming on the pavement of a Manila alleyway- and on the back of Romeo Torres Fontanilla.
About 7:30 or 8 o'clock at night I go to sleep and I could see outside different colored lights, red, blue,flashing and a big thudding sound.
What that results in is the thud, the dull thud of the same apartment building being built in every city across the world.
Zamyatin later recalled,"In England, I built ships, looked at ruined castles,listened to the thud of bombs dropped by German zeppelins, and wrote The Islanders.
Thudding drumbeats and unearthly howls accompany the stark opening titles, before the scene changes to the deck of a fishing boat in the Pacific, where the crew are relaxing, chatting and playing guitar.
So what are peoplesupposed to do if they want to avoid a collision(thud!) but still lie in the field, enjoying the clouds drifting by, listening to the grass grow-not thinking, in other words?
