clanging

英 [ˈklæŋɪŋ]

美 [ˈklæŋɪŋ]

v.  叮当(或铿锵)作响; 使叮当(或铿锵)作响
clang的现在分词

现在分词：clanging　

BNC.44931 / COCA.32859

柯林斯词典

• VERB 发出嘡啷声(或叮当声);叮当作响
  When a large metal objectclangs, it makes a loud noise.
  1. A little later the church bell clanged...
     过了一小会儿，教堂的钟当当敲响了。
  2. The door clanged shut behind them.
     门在他身后咣的一声关上了。
  3. Clangis also a noun.
     
  4. He pulled the gates to with a clang...
     他把大门咣当一声带上了。
  5. In the older part of the city, the clang and bang of the builders goes on all day.
     在老城区，建筑工人的咣咣当当声每天不绝于耳。

英英释义

adj

• having a loud resonant metallic sound
  1. the clangorous locomotive works
  2. a clanging gong
  Synonym:clangorous

双语例句

• The train rolled into the yards, clanging and puffing.
  火车喷着气，隆隆地开进车常。
• The bell was heard clanging loudly though the vast gloomy mansion.
  响亮的铃声叮叮当当传遍了阴森的大公馆。
• Sam heard a jar click open and then a clanging sound as something hit the floor.
  山姆听到开瓶子的声音，接着好像是东西撞击地板发出的叮当声。
• The bells were still clanging in the cathedral tower.
  钟依然在大教堂的钟楼里当当鸣响。
• There was a great tooting and clanging, and a fire engine rumBling past.
  响起了一阵喇叭的嘟嘟声和警铃的丁当声，一辆消防车隆隆地驶了过去。
• The only thing the mind hears all day is clanging bells and noise and argument, and all it wants is quietude.
  头脑整天只听见叮叮当当的钟声、噪音，和争辩，但它只渴望平静。
• At that second a trolley came hurtling by, heading downtown, its bell clanging loud.
  就在此刻，一辆开往闹市的电车风驰电掣而来，铃声震耳。
• Military physicians speculated that its prevalence among Swiss mercenaries abroad was due to earlier damage to the soldiers 'ear drums and brain cells by the unremitting clanging of cowbells in the Alps.
  军队医生们猜测，派驻外国的瑞士雇佣兵中无比流行的怀旧病，是因为他们的耳膜与脑细胞有过早期损伤。受伤的来源则是阿尔卑斯山上永不停息的声声牛铃叮当。
• There was the usual clanging and industriousness on the construction sites.
  建筑嘈杂声和忙碌景象一如既往。
• She was methodically clanging the brass bell.
  她不紧不慢地、叮当地摇着铜铃。