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Verbos de Sentidos y Emociones - Verbos para la emisión de sonido

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a la emisión de sonido como "chirriar", "pitido", y "silbar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Senses and Emotions
to resonate

to produce a deep and rich sound that lingers or echoes

resonar

resonar

Ex: The guitar's strings were tuned to resonate with a warm and melodic tone. 

Las cuerdas de la guitarra estaban afinadas para resonar con un tono cálido y melódico.

to sound
to sound
[Verbo]

to make a noise

sonar, resonar

sonar, resonar

Ex: The fire alarm sounded, prompting everyone to evacuate. 

La alarma de incendios sonó, lo que hizo que todos evacuaran.

to echo
to echo
[Verbo]

to make a repeated and reflected sound

resonar, hacer eco

resonar, hacer eco

Ex: Laughter echoed from the playground across the quiet neighborhood. 

Las risas resonaban desde el patio de recreo a través del tranquilo vecindario.

to buzz
to buzz
[Verbo]

to make a low and continuous humming or vibrating sound, like the sound of a bee or a motor

zumbar, vibrar

zumbar, vibrar

Ex: The drone buzzed overhead, capturing aerial footage of the landscape. 

El dron zumbaba por encima, capturando imágenes aéreas del paisaje.

to squeak
to squeak
[Verbo]

to make a short high-pitched noise or cry

chillar

chillar

Ex: The rusty door hinges often squeak when opened. 

Los goznes oxidados de la puerta a menudo chirrían cuando se abren.

to tick
to tick
[Verbo]

to make a repetitive, light, clicking sound, like that of a clock or a machine

hacer tictac, emitir un tictac

hacer tictac, emitir un tictac

Ex: The old engine in the garage started to tick as it warmed up. 

El viejo motor en el garaje empezó a hacer tic-tac al calentarse.

to beep
to beep
[Verbo]

(particularly of a horn or electronic device) to make a short, often high-pitched sound as a signal or alert

tocar el claxon, pitar

tocar el claxon, pitar

Ex: The alarm clock beeped loudly, waking me up from a deep sleep. 

El despertador pitó fuerte, despertándome de un sueño profundo.

to bleep
to bleep
[Verbo]

(of electronic devices) to make a quick, high-pitched sound

pitido, emitir un pitido

pitido, emitir un pitido

Ex: The technician pressed a button, causing the machine to bleep as it powered down. 

El técnico presionó un botón, haciendo que la máquina pitara mientras se apagaba.

to rattle
to rattle
[Verbo]

to make a rapid succession of short, sharp noises, typically by shaking or striking something

traquetear, vibrar

traquetear, vibrar

Ex: As the train picked up speed, the wheels began to rattle against the tracks. 

A medida que el tren ganaba velocidad, las ruedas comenzaron a traquetear contra los rieles.

to rumble
to rumble
[Verbo]

to create a continuous, deep sound

retumbar, rugir

retumbar, rugir

Ex: The heavy machinery at the construction site rumbled throughout the day. 

La maquinaria pesada en el sitio de construcción retumbaba durante todo el día.

to roar
to roar
[Verbo]

to make a loud, deep, continuous, and powerful sound, usually with a low pitch

rugir, retumbar

rugir, retumbar

Ex: The wind roared through the trees during the storm. 

El viento rugía a través de los árboles durante la tormenta.

to boom
to boom
[Verbo]

to create a loud, deep sound that resonates, often with a low tone

retumbar, tronar

retumbar, tronar

Ex: The explosion in the action movie boomed, creating a dramatic effect. 

La explosión en la película de acción retumbó, creando un efecto dramático.

to grunt
to grunt
[Verbo]

(of animals, especially pigs) to make a low sound from the nose and throat

gruñir

gruñir

Ex: The warthog grunted while foraging for food on the savannah. 

El facóquero gruñó mientras buscaba comida en la sabana.

to whine
to whine
[Verbo]

to produce a high-pitched, unpleasant, screechy sound

quejarse, chillar

quejarse, chillar

Ex: The teapot whined as steam escaped from the spout. 

La tetera gimió cuando el vapor escapaba del pico.

to chime
to chime
[Verbo]

to make a ringing sound, like a bell or clock

repicar, tocar

repicar, tocar

Ex: The doorbell chimed as guests arrived for the party. 

El timbre sonó cuando llegaron los invitados a la fiesta.

to rustle
to rustle
[Verbo]

to create a gentle, crackling sound, similar to dry leaves or paper moving

susurrar, crujir

susurrar, crujir

Ex: The autumn leaves rustled underfoot as people walked through the park. 

Las hojas de otoño susurraban bajo los pies de las personas que caminaban por el parque.

to screech
to screech
[Verbo]

to make a loud, harsh, piercing sound, like that of tires sliding on pavement

chirriar, rechinar

chirriar, rechinar

Ex: The brakes on the roller coaster screeched as it came to a sudden stop. 

Los frenos de la montaña rusa chirriaron cuando se detuvo repentinamente.

to groan
to groan
[Verbo]

to make a deep, low sound, typically expressing pain, despair, or disapproval

gemir, quejarse

gemir, quejarse

Ex: He often groans when he has to wake up early for work. 

A menudo gime cuando tiene que levantarse temprano para trabajar.

to whistle
to whistle
[Verbo]

to make a high-pitched sound by forcing air out through one's partly closed lips

silbar

silbar

Ex: He whistled loudly to get the dog's attention from across the park. 

Él silbó fuerte para llamar la atención del perro desde el otro lado del parque.

to hum
to hum
[Verbo]

to make a low, continuous, and steady sound

zumbar, tararear

zumbar, tararear

Ex: The crickets hummed in the warm summer evening. 

Los grillos zumbaron en la cálida noche de verano.

to snort
to snort
[Verbo]

(of an animal) to make a sudden rough sound by exhaling hard through the nose as a sign of excitement or agitation

resoplar

resoplar

Ex: The horse snorts whenever it senses food nearby. 

El caballo resopla cada vez que siente comida cerca.

to snore
to snore
[Verbo]

to breathe through one's nose and mouth in a noisy way while asleep

roncar

roncar

Ex: Grandpa tends to snore when he takes a nap in his favorite chair. 

El abuelo tiende a roncar cuando toma una siesta en su silla favorita.

to moan
to moan
[Verbo]

to make a low sound that often expresses pain, grief, or disappointment

gemir, quejarse

gemir, quejarse

Ex: The grieving widow couldn't help but moan at the funeral. 

La viuda afligida no pudo evitar gemir en el funeral.

to sizzle
to sizzle
[Verbo]

to produce a hissing noise, resembling the noise made when frying food

chisporrotear, crepitar

chisporrotear, crepitar

Ex: Raindrops sizzled on the hot pavement during a summer shower. 

Las gotas de lluvia chisporroteaban en el pavimento caliente durante un aguacero de verano.

to scrunch
to scrunch
[Verbo]

to make a noise, often by crushing or crunching something

crujir, chirriar

crujir, chirriar

Ex: As he walks on the gravel path, his shoes scrunch against the small stones. 

Mientras camina por el sendero de grava, sus zapatos crujen contra las pequeñas piedras.

to ping
to ping
[Verbo]

to produce a brief, high-pitched sound

emitir un sonido breve y agudo, producir un pitido

emitir un sonido breve y agudo, producir un pitido

Ex: In the quiet room, the computer constantly pings as new messages arrive. 

En la habitación silenciosa, la computadora emite un pitido constantemente cuando llegan nuevos mensajes.

to honk
to honk
[Verbo]

to cause a horn, particularly of a vehicle, to make a loud noise

tocar la bocina, pitar

tocar la bocina, pitar

Ex: The referee honked the air horn to signal the end of the game. 

El árbitro tocó la bocina para señalar el final del juego.

to pop
to pop
[Verbo]

to make a sudden light sound like a small explosion

reventar

reventar

Ex: As she twisted the cap, the bottle of sparkling water popped with a refreshing sound. 

Mientras giraba la tapa, la botella de agua con gas estalló con un sonido refrescante.

to beat out

to make a rhythmic sound by hitting something consistently, commonly used in the context of music or drumming

golpear, tamborilear

golpear, tamborilear

Ex: In the marching band, the drumline worked together to beat out a precise cadence. 

En la banda de música, la línea de batería trabajó junta para marcar un compás preciso.

to drown out

to make a sound or noise so loud that it covers up other sounds

ahogar, sofocar

ahogar, sofocar

Ex: The cheering fans tried to drown out the opposing team's supporters during the match. 

Los fanáticos animadores intentaron ahogar a los seguidores del equipo contrario durante el partido.

to bark
to bark
[Verbo]

to make a short, loud sound that is typical of a dog

ladrar

ladrar

Ex: The excited puppy couldn't contain its joy and started to bark playfully. 

El cachorro emocionado no podía contener su alegría y comenzó a ladrar juguetonamente.

to hiss
to hiss
[Verbo]

to make a sharp, prolonged sound, usually produced by forcing air through the mouth

silbar, bufar

silbar, bufar

Ex: The tire began to hiss as air slowly leaked out. 

El neumático comenzó a silbar mientras el aire se escapaba lentamente.

to chirp
to chirp
[Verbo]

to utter the short sharp sound characteristic of a bird or an insect

piar, chirriar

piar, chirriar

Ex: Walking through the forest, we could hear crickets chirping in the grass. 

Caminando por el bosque, podíamos oír a los grillos chirriar en la hierba.

to growl
to growl
[Verbo]

(of animals, particularly dogs) to make a rumbling sound from the throat as a sign of warning

gruñir

gruñir

Ex: The protective mother bear growled at any perceived threat to her cubs. 

La osa protectora gruñó ante cualquier amenaza percibida hacia sus crías.

to howl
to howl
[Verbo]

(of an animal such as a dog or wolf) to make a loud and prolonged sound or cry

aullar

aullar

Ex: The lonely coyote howled in the night, echoing through the desolate landscape. 

El coyote solitario aullaba en la noche, resonando a través del paisaje desolado.

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