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What is an onomatopoeia for engine?

There isn't one perfect onomatopoeia for the sound of an engine. It really depends on the type of engine and what you want to emphasize. Here are some options:

For a car engine:

* Vroom: This is the classic, general sound of an engine starting or accelerating.

* Zoom: This emphasizes speed and movement.

* Brum: This is a quieter, more rumbling sound.

* Chug-chug: This is a more old-fashioned, chugging sound.

* Rattle: This suggests a noisy, older engine.

For other types of engines:

* Whirr: This could be used for a quieter, electric engine.

* Clank: This could represent the sound of a steam engine.

* Roar: This could describe the powerful sound of a large, heavy-duty engine.

Ultimately, the best onomatopoeia for an engine will depend on the specific context and what you want to convey.

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