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thundering [ˈθʌndərɪŋ] adj
(prenominal) Slang very great or excessive a thundering idiot thunderingly adv ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations thundering adj (= forceful, direct) voice, question → donnernd (inf, = real) → verteufelt (inf), → verflixt (inf); a thundering success → ein Bombenerfolg m (inf); to be in a thundering rage → vor Wut kochen or schäumen thundering [ˈθʌndərɪng] 1. adj a. in a thundering rage/fury → in preda a una rabbia/furia tremenda in a thundering temper → d'umore collerico b. (Brit) (old) (fam) (success, nuisance) → enorme 2. adv (Brit) (old) (fam) thundering great → fenomenale thundering [ˈθʌndərɪng] 1. adj a. in a thundering rage/fury → in preda a una rabbia/furia tremenda in a thundering temper → d'umore collerico b. (Brit) (old) (fam) (success, nuisance) → enorme 2. adv (Brit) (old) (fam) thundering great → fenomenale How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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During as much as two minutes there was a most unnatural and heavenly quiet and repose, then Buffalo Bill came thundering up to the door in all his scout finery, flung himself out of the saddle, said to his horse, "Wait for me, Boy," and stepped in, and stopped dead in his tracks - gazing at the child. While Mr Wilks, therefore, was thundering out, "Where are the carpenters to walk on before King Pyrrhus? The solemn thundering combers caught her up from astern, passed her with a fierce boiling up of foam level with the bulwarks, swept on ahead with a swish and a roar: and the little vessel, dipping her jib-boom into the tumbling froth, would go on running in a smooth, glassy hollow, a deep valley between two ridges of the sea, hiding the horizon ahead and astern. |
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