Words that imitate sounds are called onomatopoeic words .

模仿声音的词汇叫做拟声词。

We all use onomatopoeic words -- words that sound like the noise they are describing .

我们都使用象声词--听起来像它们所描述的声音一样的词。

The beauty in japanese comes from its allusions ; to the season , the setting , and the sound of water conveyed by the onomatopoeic " oto " .

日文原句的美来自于它的暗示：季节、环境及“音”（oto）字的拟声发音所传达的水声。

Onomatopoeic words are imitative of noises ; it was independently developed in more than one place as an onomatopoetic term - harry hoijer .

拟声词是对声音的模仿；拟声词是在一个以上的地方独立发展起来的哈里霍伊格尔。

A year that began with goudou-goudou , the onomatopoeic neologism haitians use to refer to the quake , ended with cholera on a death march across the country , a sometimes violent electoral dispute and a palpable vacuum of leadership .

去年以goudou-goudou（这是海地人发明的拟声词，用来形容那次的大地震）开始，以蔓延全国的霍乱死亡威胁，时不时发生的选举暴力事件，以及政府领导能力的真空结束。