Onomatopoeia

拟声词

Learning English Vocabulary

2026-10-12

6 分钟
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  • Hi, I'm Rob.

  • And I'm Catherine.

  • Welcome to 6 Minute Vocabulary.

  • Our subject for today is onomatopoeia.

  • That means words that sound like the thing they mean.

  • And Catherine and I will be trying to demonstrate some of these words today.

  • Yes, like the sound that most people's phones make when they get text messages.

  • We call that sound a beep.

  • Beep.

  • That's it, Rob.

  • That's onomatopoeia.