拟声词词汇A Glossary of Onomatopoeic WordsCompiled by Class 915 StudentsUnder the Supervision of S. Fan, CFAUAabuzz: bees ~Bbaa: lambs (sheep, goat) ~babble: babies ~, babbling streamsbang: door ~s shutbark: dogs (fox) ~bawl: ~ to somebody, shout out loudlybay: dogs (ass, donkey) ~beep Jeep ~sbell: deerbellow: elephant (deer) ~sblare: trumpet ~bleat: little cow (cattle, calf, sheep, goat) ~sbluster: wind ~sbong: machine ~sboo: buffaloes ~boom: thunder (beetles) ~sbowwow: dogs ~brawl: water ~s along the valleybray: donkeys ~burble: stream ~sbuzz: bees (mosquitoes) ~Ccackle: hen ~s after laying an eggcall: partridge ~scaterwaul: cats ~caw: ravens (rook) ~chant: swan ~schatter: bird (squirrel, stream, machine, jay, magpie, monkey) teeth ~cheep: birds (mouse, chicken) ~chink: metal, glassware ~chirp: birds (insects, linnet, sparrow, swallow, cricket, grasshopper) ~chirrup: birds (insects, cricket) ~chirr: cricket ~schortle: people ~chuck, chuckle: hen ~schuckle: people ~chug: machine, motor boat ~schug-a-lug: He ~ed the drinkchurr: partridges ~clack: chestnuts ~ in the fireclang, clank: (metals) shackles ~ on himclank: heavy objects fallingclap: ~ping its wings, the bird darts into t he skyclash: sword came down with a ~clatter: horse ~ed along the street; magpie ~sclick: door ~ed shutclingclang: metals, chinaclink: they ~ed glassescloop: cork ~ed off the bottleclop: horse ~s on the roadcluck: hens ~ to draw the chicks to her sideclunk: rails ~ under the traincoo: pigeons (doves) ~crack: fireworks ~ overhead; when trees breakcrackle: fireworks ~crack: water rail ~; a squeezing soundcrash: ~ the bottle to the wallcreak: door opened with a creak; goose ~screpitate: a series of cracking soundscroak: frogs ~crow: cocks ~crump: bat hit the ball with a crumpcrunch: carts ~ on the sloppy trailcrush: eggs ~cry: swans ~cuckoo, curr: pigeons ~curkle: quails (cuckoo) ~Ddrone: bees (beetle, mosquito) ~; the ~ of an airplanedrum: ~ on the piano, on the tabledingdong: bells ~ding-a-ling: = ling-a-ling, bells ~Eegad: "Egad!" she cried out in desperationeh: So you are going to start next week, eh?er: Er, could you tell me where the park is, please?Ffee-faw-fum: sounds to frighten children, as in a fairy talefizz: champagne ~s; when laughing, or steam escapesfizzle: hizz or splutter feeblyflop: ~ the pages of a book, ~ down a bagfrizzle: bacon ~ing in the panGgabble: speak more lowly, don't ~gaggle: geese ~gargle: sound produced when washing the throat with liquidgasp: ~ out a few wordsgibber: talk fast, producing meaningless sounds; ape (monkey) ~sgiggle: girls ~gnarl: dogs ~gobble: turkeys ~grate: teeth ~gride: sounding produced when scraping somethinggrind: truck ~s to a stopgrizzle: children grizzlegroan: the shelf groans with booksgrowl: dogs, thunder ~grumble: thunder ~ing in the distanceguffaw: men ~gueriet: apesgrunt: pigs (swine, camel) ~gurgle: streams ~guaver: mavis ~Hhee-haw: donkeys (ass) ~hiss: snakes (serpent, goose) ~honk: geese flew honking abovehoot: owls ~ in the evening; thunder, tooting, horning, exploding, machine-made soundshowl: dogs (wolves, lion, tiger, panther, jackal, monkey) ~hum: bees (wasp, mosquito) ~; thundering, exploding, machine-made soundsIJjabber: talk excitedly, fast, and in a confused manner; monkeys ~jangle: harsh metallic noise, harsh noise; chinajar: harsh soundjingle: coins ~jingle-jangle: metallic soundsjug: nightingale ~sjug-jug: nightingale ~sKknell: bells ~Llow: bulls (cow) ~lullaby: gentle, soft sound made by wind in trees or by streamsMmaunder: talk in a rambling waymew, miao, miaow, miau, meow, meou: cats (gull) ~mewl: babies ~mumble: don't ~ your words; rabbits ~mump: talk in a confused, indistinct mannermurmur: low, continuous, indistinct sounds; stockdoves (stream) ~moo: cattle ~mutter: speak in a low voice, not meant to be heardNneigh: horse ~snicker: horse ~sOoh: Oh, I seeoho: to show surprise or triumphoof: to show painOOPS: to show regretouch: to show painow: to show sudden slight painoyez: calling attention by officialsPpat: ~ with handpatter: prayers, falling leaves, dogs ~peal: bell, thunder, laughter ~peep: small sound, as mice, young birds ~ping, pink: rifles ~pip: telephone (radio, nightingale) ~pipe: (sound of) whistle of a boatswain, of a birdpit-a-pat, pitter-patter: with quick beating, her heart went ~; heavy object fallingplash: water is ~ed by the bird's wingsplonk, plunk: a large drop of water ~ed into the bathplop: stone ~ed in to the waterplump: the stone ~ed suddenly; heavy object fallingpop: the bottle stopper ~ed when he pulledpound: of heartprat: parrots ~pshaw: sound showing contemptpsst: ~! Put your shoes before he comespurl: small stream flowing with a murmuring soundpurr: cats ~; a powerful machine ~sQquack: ducks ~Rrah: Rah! rah!加油!rap: a ~ on the doorrat-a-tat:: drums (knocking at doors)rat-tat: drums (knocking at doors)rattle: wind ~ed the windows; metalsring: the door bell ringsroar: lions (tiger) ~roll: the distant roll of thund。