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in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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English
Italian
Italian

I. thump [Brit θʌmp, Am θəmp] N

1. thump (blow):

thump
thump
to give sb a thump
mollare un pugno a qn (in in)

2. thump (sound):

thump
thump! - the body hit the floor

II. thump [Brit θʌmp, Am θəmp] VB trans

thump person
thump table
to thump sb in the jaw, stomach

III. thump [Brit θʌmp, Am θəmp] VB intr

1. thump (pound):

thump heart:
thump music, rhythm:
to thump on door
to thump on piano
to thump on floor

2. thump (clump):

thump out VB [θʌmp -] (thump out [sth])

thump out tune, rhythm:

thump out
a muffled thump or thud
Italian
Italian
English
English
thump
thump
thump
to give sb a thump
risuonare musica, suono:
to thump
to stamp or thump one's feet
thud, thump

in the PONS Dictionary

I. thump [θʌmp] VB trans

thump
to thump sth down

II. thump [θʌmp] VB intr

1. thump heart:

thump

2. thump (beat):

to thump on sth

III. thump [θʌmp] N

1. thump (blow):

thump
to give sb a thump

2. thump (noise):

thump
Present
Ithump
youthump
he/she/itthumps
wethump
youthump
theythump
Past
Ithumped
youthumped
he/she/itthumped
wethumped
youthumped
theythumped
Present Perfect
Ihavethumped
youhavethumped
he/she/ithasthumped
wehavethumped
youhavethumped
theyhavethumped
Past Perfect
Ihadthumped
youhadthumped
he/she/ithadthumped
wehadthumped
youhadthumped
theyhadthumped

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to thump sth down
to thump on sth
to give sb a thump

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

He cries, he whistles, he walks, he thumps his fist, he laughs, he groans.
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The sound wave is heard as the familiar thud or thump of a sonic boom, commonly created by the supersonic flight of aircraft.
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Even the punchlines, do nt pack the same thump as prior.
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When it finishes eating, its body becomes so heavy that it drops to the ground with a thump.
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It has a piano-led instrumentation accompanied by thumping drums.
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