What are the onomatopoeia? 40. What are the onomatopoeias?

Whirring, ticking, rattling, chirping, cooing, chirping.

What are the three words for onomatopoeia?

Ha, purr, hehe, woo, shhh, gigi.

Onomatopoeia, also known as phonetic words. It is a word that imitates the sound of nature. For example, the "murmuring" that imitates the sound of flowing water, and the "cuckoo" that imitates the birdsong of the cuckoo land.

The accurate use of onomatopoeia will greatly enhance the vividness and vividness of our key speeches and texts. Early brightness.

Tiger (roar) Lion (roar).

Elephant (roar) wolf (howl).

Dog (bark) black (chirp).

Ape (cry) cicada (hiss).

Horses (hiss) chickens (cries).

dang, winter, bar, ping, ping, ya, bang, ha, thorn, stab, snap, pop, thump, chirp, sloppy, boom, coax.

Onomatopoeia, also known as onomatopoeia, phonetics, and adverbs, are words that imitate natural sounds. The accurate use of onomatopoeia will greatly enhance the vividness and vividness of speech and practice. In Chinese, it is only used as a "phonetic transcription" symbol for Chinese characters, which is used to express sounds, and has nothing to do with the meaning of the words.

Introduction

Poof: Onomatopoeia, e.g. poof, blows out the light in one breath.

Pounding: Onomatopoeia to describe the heartbeat, such as: pounding heartbeat, pounding heartbeat.

唧 jī : onomatopoeia, such as: 唧咕, to describe whispering; Chirp, also described as whispering.

呼 xū 呼: onomatopoeia to describe the sound of breathing, such as: panting.

嘁 qī 嘁喳 chā 喳: onomatopoeia, whispering sound.

Plop: puff, onomatopoeia, to describe laughter, such as: plop smile.

Mumbling: onomatopoeia, the sound of continuous whispering, such as mumbling.

Hissing, hissing, coughing, rumbling, gurgling.

1. Whoops. Vernacular Definition: Onomatopoeia. The sound of frying.

Dynasties: Modern times.

Source: "Pancakes": "The cake of hospitality is already sizzling in the pot." ”

2. Hiss. Vernacular Definition: Onomatopoeia. The sound of a slight inhalation.

Dynasties: Modern times.

Source: "Reunion": "Aunt Feng brought the cigarette pouch, and he hissed and smoked. ”

Three, cough cough. Vernacular paraphrasing: the sound of coughing.

Source: The ninety-third chapter of "Journey to the West": "Qi cough cough said: 'Look at throwing hydrangeas!'" ’”

Fourth, boom. Vernacular Definition: Onomatopoeia. Describe the sound of thunder, ** sound, machine sound, etc.

Dynasties: Modern times.

Source: "Reunion": "There was a strong wind and rain tonight, and thunder rumbled around the house. ”

Translation: 5. Murmuring.

Vernacular Definition: Describes the sound of rain.

Source: "Gift to the Immortal Mountain Jiashan People in the Rain" poem: "The sound of rain in the night of the cold river is murmuring. ”

Translation: The murmuring of the night rain under the cold river has not stopped.