clattering

英 [ˈklætərɪŋ]

美 [ˈklætərɪŋ]

v.  (硬物相碰)发出响亮的撞击声; 移动发出(像硬物碰撞)的响声
clatter的现在分词

现在分词：clattering　

BNC.36022 / COCA.34315

柯林斯词典

• VERB (移动时)发出声响
  If you say that people or thingsclattersomewhere, you mean that they move there noisily.
  1. He turned and clattered down the stairs.
     他转过身，噔噔噔地下了楼梯。
• VERB (硬物)发出碰撞声
  If something hardclatters, it makes repeated short noises as it hits against another hard thing.
  1. His hobnail boots clattered on the stone floor...
     他那双钉了铁掌的靴子在石地板上嗒嗒响。
  2. She set her cup down, and it clattered against the saucer.
     她放下杯子时在茶碟上咣当碰了一下。
  3. Clatteris also a noun.
     
  4. From somewhere distant he heard the clatter of a typewriter.
     他听见从远处什么地方传来打字机的嗒嗒声。

双语例句

• Mr Evans began clattering with his fire-irons among the cold ashes.
  埃文斯先生开始用火钳在冷却的炉灰中哐啷、哐啷地拨动。
• I tried to say "Nothing" but my teeth were clattering.
  我想说“什么也没做”，但我的牙齿在咯咯地打战。
• Dishes and plates were clattering in the dining car.
  盘碟在餐车中吵杂作响。
• The wind caught the open window and shut it with a crash, so that a pane came clattering down in fragments;
  风刮进开着的窗户，把它怦然合上，一块玻璃落下来摔得粉碎；
• A telephone lineman on his crane hears it as a clattering clank of metal, like a clumsy heist at Home Depot;
  塔吊上的线路工人听到了类似于敲击金属的咣当声，仿佛旅店中粗暴笨拙的抢劫犯发出的声音；
• A customer near the front makes a huge mess by dropping her coffee, the tray clattering to the floor.
  靠前的一名顾客一失手把一杯咖啡给摔了，托盘哐啷哐啷掉到了地板上，引起了一片巨大的混乱。
• But none of this seemed to matter to the short, long-faced, middle-aged man who was now behind the focusing cloth, clattering the shutter furiously in tenth-of-a-second bursts, to take her picture.
  但是这些丝毫没有阻止个子小小，长脸的中年男人的慧眼，瞧，他此刻正躲在遮光黑布后面，疯狂地按动快门，十分之一秒的脉冲，对她狂拍不止。
• Full of clattering buffoons is the market-place,& and the people glory in their great men! These are for them the masters of the hour.
  市场上充满着像煞有介事的丑角，&而群众正以这些大人物自眩：视他们为当今的主人。
• An open door, a room, two typewriters clattering and two women making them clatter.
  一扇开着的门，一间屋子，屋里两台咔嗒作响的打字机，两位女士咔嗒咔嗒在打字。
• Ernest was clattering next door in the kitchen, whistling a few bars of music that Simon recognized as part of a Rossini overture.
  恩尼斯在隔壁厨房整理东西，口里吹着口哨，赛蒙听出那是罗西尼序曲的一小段。