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Verbes des Sens et des Émotions - Verbes pour l'émission de son

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant à l'émission de son tels que "grincer", "bip", et "siffler".

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Categorized English Verbs of Senses and Emotions
to resonate

to produce a deep and rich sound that lingers or echoes

résonner, retentir

résonner, retentir

Ex: The bell's chime resonated through the quiet town, marking the hour. 

Le carillon de la cloche a résonné à travers la ville tranquille, marquant l'heure.

to sound
to sound
[verbe]

to make a noise

sonner, retentir

sonner, retentir

Ex: The gong sounded to signal the end of meditation. 
to echo
to echo
[verbe]

to make a repeated and reflected sound

résonner, faire écho

résonner, faire écho

Ex: The singer's voice echoed through the cavernous auditorium. 
to buzz
to buzz
[verbe]

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

bourdonner, vrombir

bourdonner, vrombir

Ex: The refrigerator began to buzz as it started cooling. 

Le réfrigérateur a commencé à bourdonner alors qu'il commençait à refroidir.

to squeak
to squeak
[verbe]

to make a short high-pitched noise or cry

couiner, piailler

couiner, piailler

Ex: While we were playing, the swing set squeaked with each movement. 

Pendant que nous jouions, la balançoire grinçait à chaque mouvement.

to tick
to tick
[verbe]

to make a short, regular clicking or tapping sound

tic-tac, tictaquer

tic-tac, tictaquer

Ex: I lay awake listening to the watch ticking beside me. 
to beep
to beep
[verbe]

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

klaxonner, biper

klaxonner, biper

Ex: When the microwave finishes heating, it will beep to signal that the food is ready. 

Lorsque le micro-ondes aura fini de chauffer, il émettra un bip pour signaler que la nourriture est prête.

to bleep
to bleep
[verbe]

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

bip, émettre un bip

bip, émettre un bip

Ex: The heart monitor bleeped irregularly, indicating a change in the patient's condition. 

Le moniteur cardiaque a émis un bip irrégulier, indiquant un changement dans l'état du patient.

to rattle
to rattle
[verbe]

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

cliqueter, vibrer

cliqueter, vibrer

Ex: The loose screws in the old chair caused it to rattle whenever someone sat on it. 

Les vis desserrées dans la vieille chaise faisaient qu'elle cliquetait chaque fois que quelqu'un s'asseyait dessus.

to rumble
to rumble
[verbe]

to create a continuous, deep sound

gronder, mugir

gronder, mugir

Ex: The engine of the motorcycle began to rumble as it idled. 

Le moteur de la moto a commencé à gronder alors qu'il tournait au ralenti.

to roar
to roar
[verbe]

to make a deep, powerful, and prolonged noise

rugir,  gronder

rugir, gronder

Ex: The engines roared as the plane accelerated along the runway. 
to boom
to boom
[verbe]

to make a deep, loud, resonant sound

gronder,  tonner

gronder, tonner

Ex: The cannon boomed, startling everyone near the harbor. 
to grunt
to grunt
[verbe]

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

ronfler, grogner

ronfler, grogner

Ex: The boar grunted loudly to assert dominance in the herd. 

Le sanglier a grogné bruyamment pour affirmer sa domination dans le troupeau.

to whine
to whine
[verbe]

to produce a high-pitched, unpleasant, screechy sound

gémisser, grincer

gémisser, grincer

Ex: The car engine began to whine as it struggled up the steep hill. 

Le moteur de la voiture a commencé à gémir alors qu'il luttait pour monter la colline escarpée.

to chime
to chime
[verbe]

to make a ringing sound, like a bell or clock

sonner, tinter

sonner, tinter

Ex: The church bells chimed in celebration of the newlyweds. 

Les cloches de l'église sonnèrent en célébration des jeunes mariés.

to rustle
to rustle
[verbe]

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

bruisser, froufrouter

bruisser, froufrouter

Ex: The dry grass rustled beneath the footsteps of the hiker. 

L'herbe sèche bruissait sous les pas du randonneur.

to screech
to screech
[verbe]

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

crisser, grincer

crisser, grincer

Ex: The microphone screeched with feedback during the performance. 

Le microphone a grincé avec des retours pendant la performance.

to groan
to groan
[verbe]

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

gémir, grognasser

gémir, grognasser

Ex: After the long hike, he groaned when he finally sat down. 
to whistle
to whistle
[verbe]

to make a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing air through pursed lips or the teeth

siffler

siffler

Ex: Emily tried to whistle but could barely make a sound. 
to hum
to hum
[verbe]

to make a low, continuous, and steady sound

fredonner, bourdonner

fredonner, bourdonner

Ex: The refrigerator hummed softly in the kitchen. 

Le réfrigérateur ronronnait doucement dans la cuisine.

to snort
to snort
[verbe]

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

renâcler

renâcler

Ex: The pig is currently snorting happily in the mud. 

Le cochon est actuellement en train de grognasser joyeusement dans la boue.

to snore
to snore
[verbe]

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

ronfler

ronfler

Ex: The dog lay on the rug, snoring contentedly after a day of play in the yard. 

Le chien était allongé sur le tapis, ronflant paisiblement après une journée de jeu dans la cour.

to moan
to moan
[verbe]

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

gémir, se plaindre

gémir, se plaindre

Ex: The patient moaned softly, signaling discomfort after surgery. 
to sizzle
to sizzle
[verbe]

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

grésiller, crépiter

grésiller, crépiter

Ex: The vegetables sizzled in the wok as they were stir-fried. 

Les légumes grésillaient dans le wok pendant qu'ils étaient sautés.

to scrunch
to scrunch
[verbe]

to make a noise, often by crushing or crunching something

croquer, craquer

croquer, craquer

Ex: The car wheels scrunched over the gravel driveway. 

Les roues de la voiture grinçaient sur l'allée de gravier.

to ping
to ping
[verbe]

to produce a brief, high-pitched sound

émettre un son bref et aigu, produire un bip

émettre un son bref et aigu, produire un bip

Ex: The microwave pings when the food is ready. 

Le micro-ondes émet un bip lorsque la nourriture est prête.

to honk
to honk
[verbe]

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

klaxonner, sonner du klaxon

klaxonner, sonner du klaxon

Ex: The excited children honked the bicycle horn as they rode through the neighborhood. 

Les enfants excités klaxonnaient avec la sonnette de vélo en traversant le quartier.

to pop
to pop
[verbe]

to make a sudden light sound like a small explosion

éclater

éclater

Ex: We all laughed when we heard the bubble wrap pop unexpectedly. 
to beat out

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

battre, tambouriner

battre, tambouriner

Ex: As the music played, the children clapped their hands to beat out a simple beat. 

Alors que la musique jouait, les enfants ont frappé dans leurs mains pour marquer un rythme simple.

to drown out

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

étouffer, couvrir

étouffer, couvrir

Ex: The heavy rain started to drown out the sounds of traffic on the busy street. 

La pluie torrentielle a commencé à étouffer les bruits de la circulation dans la rue animée.

to bark
to bark
[verbe]

to make the short, loud, rough sound typical of a dog

aboyer

aboyer

Ex: Bruno barked at the delivery driver this morning. 
to hiss
to hiss
[verbe]

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

siffler, striduler

siffler, striduler

Ex: In the quiet night, the snake hissed menacingly in the grass. 

Dans la nuit tranquille, le serpent siffla de manière menaçante dans l'herbe.

to chirp
to chirp
[verbe]

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

gazouiller, grésiller

gazouiller, grésiller

Ex: The baby chick began to chirp loudly in the nest, seeking attention. 

Le poussin a commencé à pépier bruyamment dans le nid, cherchant de l'attention.

to growl
to growl
[verbe]

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

grogner, gronder

grogner, gronder

Ex: The dog began to growl when a stranger approached its territory. 

Le chien a commencé à gronder lorsqu'un étranger s'est approché de son territoire.

to howl
to howl
[verbe]

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

hurler

hurler

Ex: As the sirens wailed, the dog in the distance began to howl. 

Alors que les sirènes hurlaient, le chien au loin commença à hurler.

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