關於Thunder的意思和用法的提問

A: The sound of thunder was so loud that it was overpowered everything else! :)

A: to steal your/my thunder is one who is trying or unintentionally outshining you. An example would be that you get like a good grade on a test and someone decides to say how they’re doing better than you (in anyway). It’s seen as rude (to some).

A: Not really, the people who are ‘Thunder Buddies’ are just people who are scared of Thunder

A: It means someone took the spotlight away from you. "You stole my thunder! I was going to perform that song!"

A: -take the attention away from that person
-steal their glory

A: Stealing someone's thunder means to make yourself the center of attention for something when somebody else should have been the center of attention. When Kanye West took the microphone away from Taylor Swift at the Grammy's and started shouting about Beyoncé's video instead of Taylor's, Kanye West had stolen Taylor Swift's thunder. She was accepting an award, and Kanye swooped in and wanted Beyoncé to be the center of attention instead.

Kanye West, interrupting Taylor Swift: "Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time!"
Taylor Swift: "Damn.. Kanye West just stole my thunder."

Lol hope this helps. :)

A: Thunder always comes after lightning because light travels faster than sound.

A: Thunder is the sound that accompanies, but is different from, lightening. A thunderbolt is a flash of lightening along with the sound of thunder.

A: It is usually used to say that someone took the attention away from them. Some examples are:

Rachel and I were singing and she stood in front of me and stole my thunder.

I was doing so well in the game but someone came and stole my thunder.

A: «The» - используется, когда существительное:
- известен или идентифицирован докладчиком
- это правильное существительное
- в общем, для общих тем, «the» можно опустить

«A» - используется, когда существительное:
- неопознанный или неизвестный докладчиком
- входит в группу

A: Lightning is the visible bolt, while thunder is the sound. So during a thunderstorm you hear thunder and see lightning

A: thunder is the loud booming sound you hear before lightening flashes☇

lightening is the bright flash of light that you see usually after the thunder ☇☇

A: Thunder is the sound; lightning is the flash of light, during an electrical storm.

A: "Thunder. Thunder. She saw the lightning then heard its thunder."

And with that new bit of knowledge you're now able to practice by singing along with one of the greatest rock-n-roll songs of all time (which was written about a trip to Texas!):
AC/DC's Thunderstruck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2AC41dglnM

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A: "Big" isn't often used to describe sounds.

Try "loud".