Thump

Definition

thump /θʌmp/ v ၁။ ထုႏွက္သည္။ (စႏၵရားတူရိယာကို) တအား တီးသည္။ Someone thumped on the door. ❍ The two boys started thumping each other. ❍ ( fig ) He thumped out a tune (ie played it loudly) on the piano. ၂။ တဒုတ္ဒုတ္ခုန္သည္။ My heart was thumping (with excitement). See also TUB-THUMPER n (က) ပိတ္ထုျခင္း။ give sb a thump. (ခ) ဗုန္းခနဲျမည္သံ။ The sack of cement hit the ground with a thump. ❏ thumping adj (infml) ဧရာမ။ a thumping defeat ❍ win by a thumping majority. adv ( infml ) ဧရာမ။ a thumping great lie.

Examples

1. ‘‘There's a Left-of-centre viewpoint across the BBC's output
2. ’ he begins
3. thumping the desk in his South Bank office.’
4. ‘Ramirez thumped his fist on the table; candelabra leapt into the air
5. fruit spilled from the baskets and soup spilt onto the dark table.’
6. ‘General Musharraf was seen thumping his fists vigorously at the only wall in the room.’
7. ‘When I tried to stop him he hit me in the face and knocked my glasses flying
8. then he thumped me in the chest.’
9. ‘‘Let go
10. I'm not one of those girls
11. ’ she protested
12. thumping her balled fists against my chest.’
13. ‘You walked in there
14. you thumped a desk and they wobbled.’
15. ‘When Henman took the third he thumped his fist to his chest.’
16. ‘‘We did it
17. ’ screamed Ferns from the starting block
18. thumping a fist to his heart.’
19. ‘He laughed and thumped the table in appreciation
20. then twisted his fist in front of his nose
21. miming a snout.’
22. ‘At this point I thump my fist down onto my desk and toss my hair defiantly.’
23. ‘He thumped his fist on the metal floor and grinned weakly.’
24. ‘Generally a guy called Martand would start thumping the desk and everyone would follow suit.’
25. ‘He gesticulated and swore at the young couple
26. holding up his fist and thumping the vehicle
27. and mouthing to the passenger to get out of the car.’
28. ‘There's something oh
29. so satisfying about thumping a punch bag just as hard as you can.’
30. ‘If you go to a world championship boxing match
31. you know
32. one of the boxers will come in inevitably thumping his fists in time with the drumbeat.’
33. ‘‘You didn't have to use one of these damn things
34. ’ he said
35. thumping the monitor on the desk before him.’
36. ‘He kept on following us down the street
37. repeating the same thing
38. jumping up at me waving his money
39. thumping my arms with his little fists.’
40. ‘You don't need to worry about having a couple of big blokes thumping your door and giving you a hard time.’
41. ‘Fellow MEPs hurled abuse at Mr Berlusconi and thumped their desks in the European Parliament Chamber in dismay.’
42. ‘His fist thumps the wooden table - bare except for a pen and a notepad for writing orders - for emphasis.’