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A n1 Meteorol tonnerre m ; a clap ou peal of thunder un coup de tonnerre ; there's thunder in the air il y a de l'orage dans l'air ;2 ( noise) ( of hooves) fracas m (of de) ; ( of traffic) grondement m (of de) ; (of cannons, applause) tonnerre m (of de).B vtr ( shout) ( also thunder out) hurler [command, order] ; ‘silence!,’ he thundered ‘silence!,’ dit-il d'une voix tonnante ; the crowd thundered their applause la foule a fait éclater un tonnerre d'applaudissements.C vi1 ( roar) [person, cannon] tonner ; [hooves] faire un bruit de tonnerre (on sur) ; to thunder at ou against sb/sth tempêter contre qn/qch ;2 ( rush) to thunder along ou past passer dans un vacarme assourdissant or un bruit de tonnerre ; he came thundering down the stairs il a descendu l'escalier dans un vacarme assourdissant.D v impers tonner.to steal sb's thunder couper l'herbe sous le pied de qn ; with a face like thunder, with a face as black as thunder l'air furieux. -
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thunder ['θʌndə(r)]1 noun(a) Meteorology tonnerre m;∎ clap of thunder coup m de tonnerre;∎ there was a lot of thunder last night il a beaucoup tonné la nuit dernière;∎ there's thunder in the air le temps est à l'orage;∎ to be as black as thunder (angry) être dans une colère noire;∎ his voice was like thunder il avait une voix de tonnerre∎ we could hear the thunder of the waves crashing on the rocks below on entendait le fracas des vagues qui s'écrasaient sur les rochers en contre-bas∎ by thunder! tonnerre!(a) Meteorology tonner;∎ it's thundering il tonne, ça tonne∎ a train thundered past le train est passé dans un grondement de tonnerre∎ to thunder at sb/against sth tonner contre qn/contre qch(order, threat) lancer d'une voix tonitruante ou tonnante;∎ "damn them!", he thundered "qu'ils aillent au diable!", tonna-t-il;∎ the audience thundered their delight (applauded) le public manifesta son plaisir par un tonnerre d'applaudissements►► Theatre thunder sheet = plaque de métal servant à imiter le bruit du tonnerre(order) lancer d'une voix tonitruante
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