2.Boom: used to write the sound of jumping or popping.
3. pa: used to write the sound of shooting, clapping or something hitting. The whip snapped off.
4. Jingle: used to write the sound of metal, porcelain, jade, etc.
5, fluttering: used to write the sound of heavy objects falling to the ground.
6, rumbling: the sound describing the object is particularly loud and has a deafening feeling.
7, plop: used to write the sound of heavy objects falling to the ground or falling into the water.
8. Dripping sound: the sound of dripping water under water.
9. Lulu: Used to write tears falling.
10, clapping: used to write the sound of clapping, etc.
1 1, tick: used to write the sound of water drops falling or clock swinging.
12. Tick-tock: describes the sound of water dripping on a stone.
13, very noisy: three words to describe the chaotic external environment.
14, Ta-da: used to write the sound of hooves and machine guns.
15, D: It is generally used to describe a bell, which is very crisp.
16, quack: used to write a crisp and short crash. The ground is frozen hard, and you will click when you walk.
17, Li: Use language to describe rivers.
18, fun: happy voice.
19, Gollum: the sound of water bubbling.
20, hiss: used to write the sound of bullets flying rapidly in the air. The bullet sizzled overhead.
2 1, sloped: used to write laughter, or the sound of water and gas squeezing. Such as: a sloped smile; With a snort, the ball was flat.
22. Bang: the sound of knocking on wood.
23. Collision sound: used to write the sound of falling, hitting or breaking objects. With a bang, the bowl fell to the ground and broke into pieces.
24. Smile: abb describes a person's facial expression and smile. Of course, this smile has a voice.
25. Ding-dong sound: used to write the sound of jade, metal, etc. hitting or dripping.
26. Whoops: Used to write about wind and whistle.
27, yum: used to write the sound of the soles of the feet patting the muddy ground.
28, quiet: describe no sound, very quiet.
29. Alas, it's the sound of sculling and singing while rowing.
Two syllables: Lala, Hua, Hua, Dong, Dong, Dong, Hua, Hu, Hu, Hu, Hu, Hu, Hu, Ya, Ga, Ga, and Didi answered, whizzing and moaning. Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu-Tu.
Type AB: Ping-pong, plop, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, purr, click, shut up, mumble, bang, meow, shout, chirp.
Type AAA: buzz, croak, croak, dadada, rumble and murmur.
AAB type: jingle, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click.
Aba type: bone branch
AAAA type: Dangdang Dangdang
AABB type: beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
ABAB type: collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse.
ABCC type: Twitter and drums
ABCD type: Jingle bells, Jingle bells, Jingle bells, Jingle bells.
ABCA type: knock, knock, knock, knock, knock, knock.
ABBB: It's raining.