Trueno (en. Thunder)
/ˈtɾueno/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Explosive sound heard during a storm.
The thunder resonated in the darkness of the night.
El trueno resonó en la oscuridad de la noche.
Roar of lightning that occurs during a tempest.
The thunders scared the dogs in the shelter.
Los truenos asustaron a los perros en el refugio.
Etymology
From Latin 'tonitruum', which means thunder strike.
Common Phrases and Expressions
thunders in the sky
Indicates the presence of storms or tempests.
truenos en el cielo
to hear the thunder
Means to anticipate imminent rain.
oír el trueno
Related Words
lightning
Electric discharge that occurs during a storm.
rayo
storm
Meteorological phenomenon that involves wind, rain, and thunder.
tormenta
Slang Meanings
Used to describe something impressive or surprising.
That new car is a thunder.
Ese coche nuevo es un trueno.
Refers to a scandal or a loud noise in a discussion.
The debate ended in a thunder.
El debate terminó en un trueno.