英语词汇“clank”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

clank

/klaŋk

noun

A loud, sharp sound or series of sounds, as is made by pieces of metal being struck together: the groan and clank of a winch...

With a series of sharp metal clanks from each of the twelve locks the gateway swung open quietly on well oiled hinges to allow the travelers passage.
There was a loud clank as the metal hit concrete.
The sand disappeared in a giant ‘whoosh’ and the empty hemispherical sections returned together with a sharp clank.

Synonyms

jangling, clanging, rattling, clinking, jingling, clunking, clattering;

clang, jangle, rattle, clangour, clink, jingle, clunk, clatter

verb

Make or cause to make a clank: [no object]: I could hear the chain clanking [with object]: he clanked his heavy ring of keys...

So if you see me driving round in a big, clanking heavy old thing, you will know that I got it right and chose the car.
They got off the bus and were led, leg chains clanking and dragging on the cobbles as they shuffled along, following the warder.
Less than a second later, the chains clanked against the wall.

Synonyms

jangle, rattle, clink, clang, jingle, clunk, clatter

Derivatives

clankingly

adverb

Origin

Late Middle English (but rare before the mid 17th century): imitative.

单词	clank
释义	clank /klaŋk / noun A loud, sharp sound or series of sounds, as is made by pieces of metal being struck together: the groan and clank of a winch... With a series of sharp metal clanks from each of the twelve locks the gateway swung open quietly on well oiled hinges to allow the travelers passage. There was a loud clank as the metal hit concrete. The sand disappeared in a giant ‘whoosh’ and the empty hemispherical sections returned together with a sharp clank. Synonyms jangling, clanging, rattling, clinking, jingling, clunking, clattering; clang, jangle, rattle, clangour, clink, jingle, clunk, clatter verb Make or cause to make a clank: [no object]: I could hear the chain clanking [with object]: he clanked his heavy ring of keys... So if you see me driving round in a big, clanking heavy old thing, you will know that I got it right and chose the car. They got off the bus and were led, leg chains clanking and dragging on the cobbles as they shuffled along, following the warder. Less than a second later, the chains clanked against the wall. Synonyms jangle, rattle, clink, clang, jingle, clunk, clatter Derivatives clankingly adverb Origin Late Middle English (but rare before the mid 17th century): imitative. Rhymes ankh, bank, blank, crank, dank, drank, embank, flank, franc, frank, hank, lank, outflank, outrank, Planck, plank, point-blank, prank, rank, sank, shank, shrank, spank, stank, swank, tank, thank, yank
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clank

Derivatives

clankingly

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