Words that describe sounds, such as squeak.
Ape (crow), tiger (roar), horse (hiss), duckling (croak), calf (Cleisthenes), cow (moo), bird (chirp), lion (roar), puppy (bark), dog (bark), hen (giggle) and rooster (croak).
2. Words that describe sounds, such as click words that describe sounds:
Running water-rushing north wind-whistling frog-quack quack quack quack.
Car horn-Didi, knock knock knock strong chef-bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.
Animal calls: (birds/sparrows) chirp (cats) meow (sheep) baa baa (dogs) woof.
(Cricket, bug) chirp (frog) croak (rooster) croak (fly, mosquito) buzz.
(Mouse) Squeak (Pigeon) Goo Goo ...
Natural sounds: (strong wind) whistling (thunder) rumbling (light rain) rustling and falling.
(Stream, heavy rain) Running (Spring) Ding Dong, Ding Dong ...
Voices in daily life: (car horn) beep (blow) jump (break glass) bang (sound of walking) plop, creak (open the door) creak (laugh) haha, giggle, and cry.
(I'm hungry) Gollum (drink water) Knock (put it in the washbasin) Knock.
(Stir-fry hot oil) Refutation (stir-fry) Dangdang (bell) Tick (* * *) Dingling.
Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.
(firecrackers and explosions) burst, bang-bang ...
model essay
Example 1:
On the court, the striker lifted his foot and shot hard, only to hear a bang. The football shot into the goal over the goalkeeper's head. The goalkeeper struggled to save, but unfortunately the ball didn't touch it, but fell to the ground with a splash. "Winter is strong." Cheerleaders beat drums to cheer.
Example 2: Symphony of Pot and Pot
Hard-working father went into the kitchen as soon as he got off work. The faucet sang a song and took a bath for the vegetables. Father, the little chef of hippo, poured the cabbage into the pot and kept stirring it with a shovel. Dangdang greeted the shovel and the bottom of the pot kindly. After putting in the ingredients, dad took out a porcelain plate from the cupboard, which contained freshly fried cabbage. "A cheerful symphony of pots and pans ended in dad's triumphant cheers.
Example 3: Rainstorm
At noon in summer, even the air is hot, and the asphalt road is soft, stepping on a shallow footprint. It was still hot just now. In an instant, the sky suddenly darkened, the dark clouds in the sky were like spilled ink, and the earth became dark. The wind whistled, the leaves rustled, and the cicadas on the trees soon stopped singing. ..
After a while, "dadada", the raindrops as big as beans fell quickly. The wind rolled raindrops like countless whips, pumping them hard on the glass window and making the glass "beep beep beep". The rain is getting heavier and heavier, and the mighty heavy rain pours down like a floodgate. Rain, like an arrow, falls to the ground and shoots countless arrows. Big trees and small trees are dancing wildly in the wind and rain.
3. Words that describe sounds, such as: Toonomatopoeia, also known as onomatopoeia, are words that imitate natural sounds, such as "gurgling" that imitates the sound of running water and "gurgling" that imitates the sound of cuckoo. The accurate use of onomatopoeia will greatly enhance the vividness and vividness of our speaking and writing. Now I will sort out the onomatopoeia I have collected for many years for reference. Describe the sound of the wind [xρ] and the sound of the rain [l], etc. Thunder rumble: Onomatopoeia, which describes the sound of violent vibration, such as thunder rumble. Yin: Onomatopoeic word, describing thunder, such as Yin. Roam: Onomatopoeia, which describes thunder. Raindrop sound: onomatopoeic words, the sound of raindrops falling. Hua: Onomatopoeic words, such as spring water gushing out; He swallowed a big bowl of water. Gurgling sound: onomatopoeic words, gurgling sound of water. Gurgling: onomatopoeic words, the sound of running water. For example, the murmur of spring water. Tick: or tick, onomatopoeia, describing the sound of water droplets falling. Goo [gū] lulu: onomatopoeia. Describe the sound of water squeezing, such as swish. Bird singing cuckoo: Onomatopoeia, imitating the cuckoo's cry, similar to "cuckoo". Cha [zhā]: onomatopoeic words, such as: magpie chirping. Onomatopoeia words describe the sound of birds. For example, a sparrow flew away with a sound. Dumb: Onomatopoeic word, dumb, describes the crow's cry. Quack: onomatopoeic words, which describe the sound of geese, etc. , also known as quack. Goo [gū]: Onomatopoeic words, describing the sound of turtledove, etc. Sudden: Onomatopoeia, which describes a loud voice. Describe the short sound that passes quickly, such as brushing, a bird flies away from the willow tree. Flutter: Onomatopoeia, which describes the sound of flapping wings, such as flapping wings and flying over a waterfowl. Toe [tēi] er: (square) Onomatopoeia, which describes the sound of a bird flapping its wings in a hurry, such as a sparrow flying with [huā]. Such as: birds singing. Insect song [jρ]: Onomatopoeic words, such as: chirp (insect song). Bird call: Onomatopoeia, which describes the cock's call. Ga [gā] ga: Onomatopoeia, which describes the quack of ducks. Also known as quack. Goo [gū]: Onomatopoeic words, the sound of hens ... describe the sound of cats meowing. Animal voice baa [miē]: Onomatopoeia, which describes the voice of sheep. Moo [m 33u]: Onomatopoeia, which describes Niu Jiao's voice. Rustle: onomatopoeic words that describe the sound of horses, such as Aśvaghoṣa rustling. Onomatopoeia describes heavy breathing, such as a mule being tired. Also describes whispering. Xu [xū] Xu: Onomatopoeia, which describes the voice of venting, such as panting. Oz Oz Oz 222 describes the sound of reading like this. For example, the sound of a book is loud and clear. [kā]: Onomatopoeia, the sound of vomiting and coughing. One thousand [m 4 I] is an onomatopoeic word. Ow: (Book) Onomatopoeia, the sound of wailing. Ba: Onomatopoeia. Yi [y] um [wú]: onomatopoeia. Describe children learning pronunciation, etc. Clear pronunciation: onomatopoeic words, which describe the sound of babies learning to speak, such as babbling. Gege: Onomatopoeic words describe laughter, for example, he giggled. Goo [gū] Dug: Onomatopoeic words, the sound of gulping water, such as: he swallowed a big bowl of water in one gulp. The group shouted when they were trying. Hehe: Onomatopoeia, which describes laughter. Hehe: Onomatopoeia, which describes laughter. Breathing: or breathing, onomatopoeia, describing the sound of breathing. Snoring: Onomatopoeic words, such as: His throat is always ringing. This is also called grunting. [huò]: Onomatopoeia, which describes the laughter or noise of many people. For example, they chattered for a long time. Cha [chā] Cha: a whispering voice. Gu [gū] Nong: Whispering voices are mostly soliloquies. Guagua: the cry of the child. Cha [zhā]: An old servant's promise to his master. The trees rattled. The sound of knocking on wood. Ga [gā] Ba: onomatopoeia, which describes the sound of broken branches. Xi[xρ] Li]: Onomatopoeia, which describes the slight sound made when leaves fall. Su [siρ] Su: Onomatopoeia, which describes the sound of the wind blowing leaves. Brush: especially brush, onomatopoeia, etc. A car sped by with a loud whistle. Whoosh [s not u]: Onomatopoeia, which describes the sound that passes quickly, such as cars whizzing by. Wheels: Onomatopoeic words to describe the sound of wheels. Du: Onomatopoeia, the car horn is ringing. Ga [gā]: onomatopoeic word, which describes the short and loud voice. For example, the sound of stones hitting each other and so on. Guzheng: Onomatopoeic words, the sound of metal knocking, such as the tinkling of iron (compared with people who are better than ordinary people). Qiang: Onomatopoeia, which describes the sound made by striking a metal object, such as gong jingling. When: the elephant.
4. There are click words to describe the sound. What other words mean sound? Running water (China), spring rain (lixi), guns (rumbling), thunder (rumbling), autumn wind (rustling), spring water (Ding Dong), branches (Chen Wenjing), streams (gurgling), drums (drumming), door opening (creaking), knife sharpening (jingling), book sound (jingling).
Ape (crow), tiger (roar), horse (hiss), duckling (croak), calf (Cleisthenes), cow (moo), bird (chirp), lion (roar), puppy (bark), dog (bark), hen (giggle) and rooster (croak).