Usage and examples of onomatopoeia in English 5

There are many onomatopoeia as follows:

Tick-tock, ding-ding-dong, bang-to-go.

Crackling, cooing, ping-pong.

Quack, baa, meow, meow, boom, Ding zero,

Hahaha

Onomatopoeia in English is a word or phrase that simulates the sound of nature or movement, and is used to describe the sound or state of things. Here are some common onomatopoeia in English teasing:

1.Animal sounds:

Meow (cat meow).

WOOF (dog barking).

Moo (cow barking).

oink (pig meow).

baa (sheep call).

tweet

hiss (snake hiss hail count).

buzz (bee buzzing).

2.Human sounds:

sigh

yawn (yawn).

Hiccup

burp (hiccups).

snore

cough

laugh

cry

3.Environmental Sounds:

splash

sizzle

crack

rustle

chirp

Thunder

whistle

howl

These onomatopoeia can help describe a scene or situation, adding to the vividness of the article or conversation.

an onomatopoeia

noun] imitative word; onomatopoeic word;

Example sentence] This onomatopoeia reminds me of the sound of a mousetrap when it suddenly closes.

this onomatopoeic word suggests to me the sound a mousetrap makes when it snaps shut.

baa: The cry of an old hailstone.

bark: The bark of a dog.

Bellow: (bull) Roar.

bleat: (sheep or calf) bark; Bleating Bowwow: (Dog) Woohoo.

Bray: (Donkeys, etc.) Barking.

buzz: (honey or bridge bees, mosquitoes, etc.) buzzing.

Squire sails.

Answer; The onomatopoeia of dang, winter, ping, yah, pong, bar, bang, wow, wow, slap, shallow, wow, chirp, wang, ka, thorn, ha, huh, thump, woo, chirp, boom, meow, squeeze, coax, ding, ding, bang, bang, rolling, noisy, zheng, quack, murmuring, etc