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the sound clocks and watches make every second
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Dogs love sniffing each other. start learning
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to smell something by taking air in through your nose
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You’ll know your seat belt is fastened properly when you hear a click. start learning
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a short sound made when when one object hits or is fastened to another
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We heard a splash and then saw that Toni had fallen in the river. start learning
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the noise of something hitting or moving in water
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The window slammed shut with a loud bang. start learning
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I heard a creak on the stairs. start learning
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a noise made when something creaks
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I heard a buzz and then saw the plane in the distance. start learning
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She gave three short hoots on the car horn. start learning
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a short, loud, high sound
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She gave him a tap on the shoulder. start learning
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kraa quick and light hit, or the sound that this makesn
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They wolfed down their food in silence, punctuated only by slurps, grunts, and scraping knives. start learning
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the sound someone makes when they drink noisily
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I heard a hiss and a pop as the cork came out of the bottle. start learning
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a sound like the letter s
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All I could hear was the drip of the rain from the roof. start learning
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the sound or action of liquid falling in drops
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Lions were roaring in their cages. start learning
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to make a long, loud, deep sound
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It sounded like the whistle of an old-fashioned steam train. start learning
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the sound made by someone or something whistling
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Our house is on a main road, so we can hear the constant hum of traffic. start learning
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The door shut with a slam. start learning
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The woods were silent apart from the crunch of our feet in the snow. start learning
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the sound of hard food being crushed between the teeth, or like something being crushed or broken
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I could hear loud snores coming from Jim's bedroom. start learning
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a very noisy breath while you are sleeping
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From across the town came the rattle of machine-gun fire. start learning
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a sound similar to a series of quickly repeated knocks
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The truck stopped with a screech of brakes. start learning
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a long, loud, high noise that is unpleasant to hear
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The vase landed on the floor with a crash. start learning
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a sudden loud noise made when something breaks or falls
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There were a few nervous giggles from people in the audience. start learning
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We could hear the groans of the wounded soldiers. start learning
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a deep, long sound showing great pain or unhappiness
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She mumbled something about being too busy. start learning
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to speak quietly and in a way that is not clear so that the words are difficult to understand
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A spider landed on her pillow and she screamed. start learning
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to cry or say something loudly and usually on a high note, especially because of strong emotions such as fear, excitement, or anger
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He leaned back in his seat with a sigh. start learning
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I found her sobbing in the bedroom because she'd broken her favourite doll. start learning
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to cry noisily, taking in deep breaths
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Speech lessons had corrected a childhood stammer. start learning
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a speech problem in which someone speaks with unusual pauses or repeated sounds
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I heard whispers outside my room. start learning
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a way of speaking very quietly, using the breath but not the voice, so that only the person close to you can hear you
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Suddenly there was a loud yell from the bathroom. start learning
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a loud shout, usually when you are angry, in pain, or excited
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