clanged

英 [klæŋd]

美 [klæŋd]

v.  叮当(或铿锵)作响; 使叮当(或铿锵)作响
clang的过去分词和过去式

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。

双语例句

• The telephone rang at the stroke of six. He clanged the fire bell.
  钟敲六下，电话铃响了。他当当敲击火警钟。
• She clanged the metal gate shut behind her.
  她哐啷一声把身后的金属大门关上了。
• The door clanged shut behind them.
  门在他身后咣的一声关上了。
• A bell clanged upon her heart. A sudden sound of warning rang in her mind.
  一阵警钟在她心中敲响。
• When the metals clanged together, kuai and tin, he heard only consonance.
  硬币丢在锡碗里叮当作响，而他听到的只有金属碰撞的韵律。
• It was Sunday and the Cathedral bell clanged for matins The white man laughed softly, jingled some coins in his pocket.
  这是一个星期日，大教堂的钟声叮叮当当地响着，招呼人们去作晨祷。那白人轻轻一笑，把口袋里的硬币弄得叮叮当当直响。
• He clanged the fire bell.
  他当当敲击火警钟。
• His heart clanged like fifteen buckets in a single well.
  他心头上十五个吊桶打水，七上八下。
• The tramdriver clanged his bell.
  电车司机踏着铃发出叮叮当当的响声。
• When she was wondering whether the strain would ever cease, a dull-sounding bell clanged somewhere down an elevator shaft, and the end came.
  她正在想这种苦工怎么没完没了时，从电梯通道那里传来了一阵沉闷的铃声，总算熬到头了。