clanking

英 [ˈklæŋkɪŋ]

美 [ˈklæŋkɪŋ]

v.  (使)发出叮当声，发出当啷声
clank的现在分词

复数：clankings　现在分词：clanking　

BNC.41718 / COCA.35021

柯林斯词典

• VERB (巨大金属物)发出咣当声，发出当啷声
  When large metal objectsclank, they make a noise because they are hitting together or hitting against something hard.
  1. A pan rattled and clanked...
     平底锅叮叮咣咣地响。
  2. 'Here we are now,' Beth said, as the train clanked into a tiny station.
     火车咣当咣当进了小站，“我们到站了，”贝丝说。
  3. ...the clanking noise of the ferry.
     渡船当啷当啷的声音
  4. Clankis also a noun.
     
  5. ...the clank and rattle of human activity.
     人们活动时叮叮咣咣的声音

英英释义

adj

• having a hard nonresonant metallic sound
  1. clanking chains
  2. the clanking arms of the soldiers near him

双语例句

• Legends say because many Miaos lived in the deep mountain the clanking sound of the ornaments could scare wild animals away.
  据说许多苗族居住在深山，银首饰的碰撞声可以吓走野兽。
• Another holds that by clanking the glasses into one another, wine could be sloshed from glass to glass, thereby serving as a proof the beverages had not been poisoned.
  另一种解释坚持认为碰杯时双方各将自己的酒向对方的酒杯中倾注一些，从而证明酒中无毒。
• Then he heard a clanking noise, deep down below.
  接着他听见地下深处传来一阵叮当声。
• Their clanking may be heard on the plains of Boston!
  波斯顿平原上的锒铛之声已清晰可闻！
• That makes it 10 times harder for China to feed its industrial habit, to re-create an American standard of living or to pour out exports without clanking against big resource and political constraints.
  因此，中国在实现工业化、打造美国式生活水准、倾销出口商品、同时避免遭遇重大资源与政治限制方面，也会比日本难上十倍。
• The clanking tractor went along, shooting smoke out of its belly.
  拖拉机铿铿地开了过去，从车肚里喷出烟来。
• All about him he heard chains clanking.
  他听到周围的锁链在当啷作声。
• Clanking chains; the clanking arms of the soldiers near him.
  叮当响的链条；他身边的士兵的哗哗响的武器。
• Too many stunts, too many subplots, too many villains jammed in from the Marvel Comics universe, too many romping, stomping, clanking iron armies.
  影片充斥了太多的特技，太多的次要情节，太多来自神奇漫画的坏蛋，还有太多活蹦乱跳、走一步地动山摇、当作响的钢铁军队。
• They believed that humanity had been slowly rising, like an ancient lift clanking upwards, ever since 18th-century Parisian philosophers rediscovered the idea of progress.
  他们相信，自从18世纪巴黎哲学家们重新发现进步的理念以来，人类一直在缓慢崛起，就像一台陈旧的起重机，咣当咣当地举升。