clink
英 [klɪŋk]
美 [klɪŋk]
v. 使发出叮当声; 使叮当作响
n. 叮当声; 班房; 牢房
过去式:clinked 现在分词:clinking 过去分词:clinked 第三人称单数:clinks
BNC.25577 / COCA.17639
牛津词典
verb
- 使发出叮当声;使叮当作响
to make or cause sth to make a sharp ringing sound, like that of glasses being hit against each other- clinking coins
叮当响的硬币 - They clinked glasses and drank to each other's health.
他们碰杯互祝身体健康。
- clinking coins
noun
- 叮当声
a sharp ringing sound like the sound made by glasses being hit against each other - 班房;牢房
prison
柯林斯词典
- V-RECIP-ERG (使)发出叮当声;(使)叮当作响
If objects made of glass, pottery, or metalclinkor if youclinkthem, they touch each other and make a short, light sound.- She clinked her glass against his...
她和他碰了一下杯。 - They clinked glasses...
他们碰了杯。 - The empty whisky bottle clinked against the seat...
空威士忌酒瓶碰到座位上,叮当作响。 - Their glasses clinked, their eyes met.
他们举杯相碰,目光交会。 - Clinkis also a noun.
- ...the clink of a spoon in a cup.
杯勺相碰的叮当声
- She clinked her glass against his...
英英释义
noun
- a correctional institution used to detain persons who are in the lawful custody of the government (either accused persons awaiting trial or convicted persons serving a sentence)
- a short light metallic sound
verb
- make or emit a high sound
- tinkling bells
- make a high sound typical of glass
- champagne glasses clinked to make a toast
双语例句
- No matter how dark our problems, there's always a clink of light to encourage us to keep on.
无论路途有多么艰险,总会有一道光芒激励我们继续前进! - You'd better start behaving yourself or you'll end up in the clink young man!
你最好老实点,不然就要进监狱了,年轻人! - The empty whisky bottle clinked against the seat
空威士忌酒瓶碰到座位上,叮当作响。 - The King cursed the courtiers and clapped them quickly into clink for taking prescriptions from a quack doctor.
国王咒骂大臣们竟然从一个江湖郎中那里开药方,并且立即把他们关进了监狱。 - To get at the real reason for the clink of glass on glass, we have to first look at why and how we toast, and where the practice originated.
那么要找到喝酒碰杯的真正原因,我们首先应该了解的是我们为什么喝酒?怎么喝酒? - You have to look in my eyes when you clink glasses.
干杯的时候得看着我的眼睛。 - Yet another claim asserts that the "clink" served as a symbolic acknowledgment of trust among imbibers who did not feel the need to sample each others'drinks to prove them unadulterated.
然而还有另一种则认为:碰杯是一种象徵性的相信酒是乾净的,不需证明有没有放毒。 - He said he hadn't got any money but I could hear the clink of coins in his pocket.
他说他没有钱,但我却听到他口袋里的硬币玎玲作响。 - They clinked glasses
他们碰了杯。 - They clink glasses again, less certainly this time.
再碰杯,这次有点犹豫了。