tuonare
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verb
- to thunder
- to boom
- to resonate strongly; to roar [auxiliary avere]of a voice
- to speak loudly and vehemently; to yell
Forms
Present
| I | tuono |
|---|---|
| you | tuoni |
| he, she, it | tuona |
| we | tuoniamo |
| you (plural) | tuonate |
| they | tuonano |
Imperfect
| I | tuonavo |
|---|---|
| you | tuonavi |
| he, she, it | tuonava |
| we | tuonavamo |
| you (plural) | tuonavate |
| they | tuonavano |
Past historic
| I | tuonai |
|---|---|
| you | tuonasti |
| he, she, it | tuonò |
| we | tuonammo |
| you (plural) | tuonaste |
| they | tuonarono |
Future
| I | tuonerò |
|---|---|
| you | tuonerai |
| he, she, it | tuonerà |
| we | tuoneremo |
| you (plural) | tuonerete |
| they | tuoneranno |
Conditional
| I | tuonerei |
|---|---|
| you | tuoneresti |
| he, she, it | tuonerebbe |
| we | tuoneremmo |
| you (plural) | tuonereste |
| they | tuonerebbero |
Subjunctive
| I | tuoni |
|---|---|
| you | tuoni |
| he, she, it | tuoni |
| we | tuoniamo |
| you (plural) | tuoniate |
| they | tuonino |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | tuonassi |
|---|---|
| you | tuonassi |
| he, she, it | tuonasse |
| we | tuonassimo |
| you (plural) | tuonaste |
| they | tuonassero |
Imperative
| you | tuona |
|---|---|
| he, she, it | tuoni |
| we | tuoniamo |
| you (plural) | tuonate |
| they | tuonino |
Other forms
| infinitive | tuonare |
|---|
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Il cielo comincia a tuonare sopra il mare.The sky starts to thunder over the sea.B2Di nuovo, per favore (34) — Again, please (34) (B2)
- Il cielo comincia a tuonare durante la gita a Pompei.The sky starts to thunder during the trip to Pompeii.B2Di nuovo, per favore (23) — Again, please (23) (B2)
- Durante il temporale il cielo continua a tuonare sopra il porto.During the storm the sky keeps thundering over the port.B2Di nuovo, per favore (12) — Again, please (12) (B2)
Other ways to say it
- echeggiareto echo; to reverberate, to resonate, to resound
- inveireto rail, to inveigh [with contro ‘against’]; to attack physically [with contro ‘someone’]
- prorompereto erupt, to gush, to burst forth; to rush out; to pour out (of people)
- rimbombareto roar; to rumble
- rintronareto boom, to roar, to resound, to rumble; to stun, to deafen
- risuonareto play again, to replay; to ring (a bell) again
- rumoreggiareto rumble; to clamour
- sbraitareto shout, to scream, to yell