| 释义 |
▪ I. thung, n. ? dial.|θʌŋ|
[Echoic: cf. thunge; also Lancash. dial. ‘thwang, a great blow’ (Tim Bobbin 1746).]
A dull heavy sound, as of a blow with the fist, but with some resonance. So thung v., intr. to make such a sound.
1890Hall Caine Bondman x, The thud and thung of twenty hard fists on the table. 1894― Manxman v. iv, Nancy went back to her kneading... Nancy looked up at her thumping and thunging. Ibid. vi. xii, He went roaring down the stairs, but came thunging up again in a moment.
▪ II. thung, thunk
dial. forms of thong. |