What are the ABAB forms of words that represent sounds

Bang, boom

Ding Dong Ding. Tick tock.

Whew, smack, boom, boom, rattle.

Ding-dong, ding-dong, snoring, crunching, ticking-ticking.

Jingle bells. Bang bang Squeak, squeak. Hulahula.

Click, click, gurg, boom, boom, clang

1. Click.

Pronunciation: kā chā kā chā.

Definition: Onomatopoeia. Something breaks and other sounds.

Example: The tulips I took care of have finally bloomed! I went home and took out my camera, clicked the tulips, and I was overjoyed.

2. Grunt.

Pronunciation: gū lū gū lū

Gulu Gulu is a Chinese word, onomatopoeia. Describes the sound of water flowing or objects rolling.

Example: Chapter 35 of "The Legend of Children's Heroes": "They are there to translate the language, grunting, we don't understand." ” 4.It imitates the bubbling sound of crabs in Dongting Lake, and is also another manifestation of spitting.

3. Boom boom.

Pronunciation: hōng lōng hōng lōng low, often repetitive sounds (e.g., made by motorcycles, cannons, or marching in unison).

Example: The reporter woke up and he heard the rumbling sound of the waves collapsing.

4. Ding Dong Ding Dong.

Pronunciation: dīng dōng dīng dōng describes the sound of metal and jade colliding.

Example: The creek sings all the way to the distant sea.

5. Drain and drain.

Pronunciation: xī lì xī lì

Describe the slight sound of wind and rain, falling leaves, etc.

Example: The sound of rain is coming from afar. Changed to a figurative sentence: The sound of rain is like a ** sound floating from a distance. Click, click, gurg, boom, boom, clang

Boom, boom, snort, crunch, crunch, tick, rattle, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang,

Bang, boom, boom, tick.

1. Bang bang.

Pronunciation: huā lā huā lā.

Meaning: onomatopoeia.

2. Boom boom.

Pronunciation: hōng lóng hōng lóng.

Meaning: A low, often repetitive sound (e.g., made by motorcycles, cannons, or a team marching in unison).

3. Tick tock.

Pronunciation: dī dā dī dā.

Meaning: The sound of intermittent water.

Bang bang

Whew, smack, boom, boom, rattle.

Ding-dong, ding-dong, snoring, crunching, ticking-ticking.

Ding-dong-ding-dong.

Tick tock. Uh, a lot.

And snort, squeak, snort, squeak, swish, snort, squeak, sink, squeak, snort, swish, snort

"Whew, slap, boom, boom, rattle, clang, ding-dong, snort, crunch, tick-tock, tick-tock".

Bang bang

Brush, pull, brush. Tick tock.

Let's go it. Whew.

Jingle bells. Knock knock knock.

Wow, wow, wow. Boom boom.

Boom, boom, boom, squeak, squeak

Bar Tower, Bar Tower.

Bang bang Ding-dong-ding-dong.

Squeak, squeak. Tick tock.

Bang bang

Boom boom. Ding-dong-ding-dong.

Jingle jingle bells. Clang, clang, clang, ......clang,

Ding-dong, ding-dong, snoring, crunching, ticking-ticking.

Bang, bang, dingdong......

Bang bang dong ding dong dong dong ...... bang

Ding-dong, ding-dong, bang-bang, bang-bang, sha-la-sha.

Tick-tock, jingle-tock-tock, jingle-tock-......

Bang, ding, puff.

Squeak, squeak,