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start learning
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stukać, postukiwać, grzechotać start learning
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a metaldish falling down stone stairs
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start learning
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dzwonienie (np. dzwonka), dźwięczenie, brzęczenie start learning
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little bells hitting against each other
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start learning
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a huge stone falling into water
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start learning
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door hinges needing to be oiled
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świst (np. bata), szelest (np. materiału), pisk (opon) start learning
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start learning
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the moving blades of a helicopter
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huk, trzask, walnięcie, huknięcie start learning
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Odgłosk przebitego balonu czy wystrzału start learning
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a champagne cork coming out of the bottle
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trzaskać, trzeszczeć (w krótkich odstępach czasu, np. radio) start learning
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bulgot, bulgotanie, szemranie (np. wody) start learning
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water flowing down a plughole
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start learning
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ice cubes in an empty glass
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start learning
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start learning
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noisy and heavy footsteps
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pluskać, chlupać, chlupotać start learning
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a pebble thrown into water
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start learning
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a car engine working at full capacity
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trzask (np. łamanej gałęzi), kłapnięcie (zębów) start learning
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brzdęk (np. struny), brzdąkanie (np. na gitarze) start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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a car hitting against a tree
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start learning
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cart wheels on a cobblestone road
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start learning
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gas escaping through a tiny hole in a pipe
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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a thick book falling onto the ground
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start learning
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start learning
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wind coming through a hole
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Kapanie, cieknięcie, skapywanie start learning
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start learning
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high-heeled shoes hitting against the floor
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