How is the word Грохот translated from Russian to English

Громкий треск, возникающий, когда твердые предметы ударяются друг о друга.

A loud rattling noise made by hard objects hitting each other.

noun
English translation
Clatter

Examples with “Грохот”

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  • Треск из кухни отвлек всех. The clatter from the kitchen distracted everyone.

  • Посуда гремит, когда падает на пол. The dishes clatter when they hit the floor.

  • Ты слышал этот треск из гаража? Did you hear that clatter coming from the garage?

  • Ты слышишь, как игрушки гремят в коробке? Can you hear the toys clatter in the box?

  • Мы могли слышать треск посуды в ресторане. We could hear the clatter of dishes in the restaurant.

  • Пожалуйста, не греми столовыми приборами во время ужина. Please don't clatter the silverware during dinner.

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FAQ about “Грохот”

How is “Грохот” translated from Russian?
“Грохот” translates into English as “Clatter”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Грохот” mean?
Meaning of “Грохот”: Громкий треск, возникающий, когда твердые предметы ударяются друг о друга. In English — “Clatter”.
What part of speech is “Грохот”?
“Грохот” is a noun.
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