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twang Noun 1. a sharp ringing sound produced by or as if by the plucking of a taut string 2. a strongly nasal quality in a person's speech: a high-pitched Texas twang Verb to make or cause to make a twang: a bunch of angels twanging harps [imitative] twangy adj
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Translationsvi → vibrer vt [+ guitar] → zupfen vi → vibrare vt [+ guitar] → pizzicare le corde di |
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It was no more than the gentle TWANG of a clock-spring; but it was the first time in the history of the world that a complete sound had been carried along a wire, reproduced perfectly at the other end, and heard by an expert in acoustics. There were two or three American men, in black coats, rather yellow and dry of skin: they were theological students; Philip heard the twang of their New England accent through their bad German, and he glanced at them with suspicion; for he had been taught to look upon Americans as wild and desperate barbarians. There was the sharp twang of a bow, and Potts cried out that he was wounded. |
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