thunderous
US /ˈθʌndərəs/
・UK /ˈθʌndərəs/
B1 中級
adj.形容詞雷のような
World events of thunderous import
adj.形容詞雷
I couldn’t hear you for the thunderous roar of water at the waterfall
動画字幕
歴代最高の戦争シーンTOP10 (Top 10 All Time Greatest War Scenes)
- What makes it unforgettable is the detail the film nails, the cramped quarters, the thunderous broadsides and the mix of terror and discipline that defined life at sea.
この作品を忘れられないものにしているのは、映画が捉えた細部です。狭い船室、轟くような舷砲、そして海での生活を定義づけた恐怖と規律の入り混じり具合です。
- The film nails the cramped quarters, the thunderous broadsides, and
歴史家たちは、ハリウッドがこれまで試みたほとんどの作品よりも、ナポレオン時代の海戦の現実を捉えていると称賛しました。
スパルタン・プライド：クリス・ボスとミシガン州立大学の留学生生活 (Spartan Pride: International Student Life at Michigan State with Chris Voss)
- That was like, no, it was it was thunderous.
過大評価。
- It was thunderous.
それは雷鳴のようでした。
映画トップ10：原爆死 (Top 10 Nuclear Bomb Deaths in Movies)
- The excited crowd is then ravaged by the blast, their thunderous applause suddenly silenced by a single shriek.
ムッシュは監視されていました。オッペンハイマーのビジョン。オッペンハイマー、あなたの創造物のすべてがあなたを誇りに思わせるわけではありません。
- The excited crowd is then ravaged by the blast, their thunderous applause suddenly silenced by a single shriek.
興奮した観衆は爆風に襲われ、彼らの轟くような拍手は突然、一つの悲鳴によって沈黙させられます。
アノーイング・オレンジ - タコベルのオナラ (オリジナルソング) (Annoying Orange - Taco Bell Farts (Original Song))
- ♪ I went to Taco Bell, feelin' mighty swell ♪ ♪ Ordered tacos, burritos, and a cheesy gorgata shell ♪ ♪ Little did I know, as I rang that bell ♪ ♪ Later on tonight, I've been feelin' less than well ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're the musical art ♪ ♪ They start with a rumble, then they tear me apart ♪ ♪ A symphony in the key of B ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're louder than my dreams ♪ ♪ It started with a whisper, just a gentle breeze ♪ ♪ Soon it grew louder, like a thunderous sneeze ♪ ♪ Tried to hold it in, but just had to be free, oh! ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're the musical art ♪ ♪ They start with a rumble, then they tear me apart ♪ ♪ A symphony in the key of B ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're louder than my dreams ♪ ♪ I ran for the door, but it was too late ♪ ♪ My stomach was brewing, a terrible fate ♪ ♪ Each step was a gamble, each move was a risk ♪ ♪ Taco Bell had turned my insides to a disk ♪ ♪ Now I'm in the car, windows rolled down wide ♪ ♪ Praying for mercy as I try to hide ♪ ♪ But there's no escaping this gas-powered ride ♪ ♪ Taco Bell's got me stinking up the countryside! ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're the musical art ♪ ♪ They start with a rumble, then they tear me apart ♪ ♪ A symphony in the key of B ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're louder than my dreams ♪ ♪ The sofa was hot, but the pain was hotter ♪ ♪ My stomach's doing flips like it's underwater ♪ ♪ Every burp and gurgle is a ticking clock ♪ ♪ I knew soon enough I'd be blowing up the block ♪ ♪ The screen started rumbling, the danger is sound ♪ ♪ My guts in revolt, turn it upside down ♪ ♪ I clutched at my belly, couldn't take the strain ♪ ♪ Taco Bell's revenge was bringing me the pain ♪ ♪ Oh Taco Bell farts, they're the musical art ♪ ♪ They start with a rumble, then they tear me apart ♪ ♪ A symphony in the key of B ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're louder than my dreams ♪ ♪ Oh Taco Bell farts, they're the musical art ♪ ♪ They start with a rumble, then they tear me apart ♪ ♪ A symphony in the key of B ♪ ♪ Taco Bell farts, they're louder than my dreams ♪ ♪ Oh Taco Bell farts, they're the musical art ♪
タコス、ブリトー、チーズのゴルガタシェルを注文した ♪ベルを鳴らすと、今夜は気分が悪くなる ♪タコベルのオナラは、音楽芸術だ ♪ゴロゴロと始まり、私を引き裂く ♪タコベルのオナラは、私の夢より大きい ♪ささやき声で始まり、そよ風が吹いている ♪タコベルのオナラは、私の夢より大きい♪♪ Taco Bell farts, they're louder than my dreams ♪ ♪ It started with a whisper, just a gentle breeze ♪ ♪ Soon it g
- Soon it grew louder, like a thunderous sneeze.
アナコンダ・スターズのジャック・ブラックとポール・ラッドが恐怖症、現実への疑問、そしてサー・ミック・ア・ロットについて語る (Anaconda Stars Jack Black & Paul Rudd Talk Phobias, Questioning Reality, and name drop Sir Mix-a-Lot)
- What's the secret to delivering a truly thunderous headbutt?
どんな風にすれば、本当にすごいヘッドバットができるんですか？
- What's the secret to delivering a truly thunderous headbutt?
完璧なピンポイントの正確さで。
真実だったネイティブアメリカン伝説トップ8 (Top 8 Native American Myths That Turned Out to Be TRUE)
- thunderous footsteps as it moved through the forest.
発見によると、これは一度きりの災害ではありませんでした。
- thunderous footsteps as it moved through the forest.
森の中を移動する際の雷鳴のような足音を描写しました。
【英語で心理学】あなたが不幸なのは「歴史の残存物」のせい！現代人を苦しめる6つの根本原因
- However important humans might have felt, however grand the aristocracy or urgent the news of the day, people knew that they were not the measure of all things, that above and beyond the earthly realm there was something else more mysterious, imposing and strange to which they would all regularly have to bow and which would relativise them in one another's eyes. The fanciest king was nothing next to a thunderous god, the mightiest invention pathetic next to an angry sea. But we humans are now the most astonishing things we can conceive of. It's our momentous doings, our intelligence, our incomprehensibly wondrous technologies that mesmerise us and are at the centre of collective consciousness. God has died and nature is to be pitied and patronised like a wounded, once proud animal. We have lost any redeeming sense of our own unimportance. We are at the same time, each one of us, told repeatedly that we could do and be anything. We might, with sufficient hard work, assume the presidency, unlock a major scientific secret or become known to the entire planet through our athletic or artistic prowess. We are also thereby subtly informed that only a very special destiny is valid. There is no dignity left in a so-called ordinary life.
どんなに人間が重要な存在だと感じていたとしても、どんなに壮大な貴族制度があったとしても、どんなにその日のニュースが急を告げていたとしても、人々は自分たちが万物の尺度ではないことを知っていた。最も立派な王も、雷鳴轟く神の前では無に等しく、最も強大な発明も、怒れる海の前では哀れなものだった。しかし、私たち人間は今、私たちが考えうる最も驚くべき存在である。私たちを魅了し、集合意識の中心にあるのは、私たちの重大な行動、知性、理解しがたいほど驚異的なテクノロジーなのだ。神は死に、自然は傷ついた、かつては誇り高き動物
- The fanciest king was nothing next to a thunderous god;