Twang Meaning for Kids
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What Does Twang Mean?
Verb
- To make a sharp sound, like a string being pulled tight and then released.
Noun
- A sharp, ringing sound, like a guitar string being plucked.
- The way someone's voice sounds when it has a nasal quality.
Twang — Full Explanation
Twang is a funny sound that some musical instruments make, like a guitar. It sounds a bit like a rubber band when you pluck it.
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Twang Meaning in Other Languages
hindi
ट्वांग (Twaang)
Twaang
धुन (Dhun)
Dhun
ट्वांग (Twaang)
Twaang
kannada
ಟ್ವಾಂಗ್ (Twaang)
Twaang
ಟ್ವಾಂಗ್ (Twaang)
Twaang
ಟ್ವಂಗ್ (Twang)
Twang
bengali
টুইং (Twang)
twang
টুইং (Twing)
twing
টুইংক (Twingk)
twingk
spanish
twang en español
twanj
sonido en español
so-nee-do
eco en español
eh-ko
Frequently Asked Questions About Twang
What does 'twang' mean?
The word 'twang' means a sharp, quick sound, like when a guitar string is plucked.
How do you pronounce 'twang'?
You pronounce 'twang' like this: tw-ang, where 'tw' sounds like in 'twist' and 'ang' rhymes with 'hang'.
What is the origin of the word 'twang'?
The word 'twang' comes from the Old English word 'twanian', which means to make a sound.
What is the meaning of 'twang' in Spanish?
The word 'twang' in Spanish is 'sonido nasal' (sonido nasal).