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

单词	clack
释义	clack I. \ˈklak\ verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: Middle English clacken, of imitative origin *intransitive verb* 1. : to utter words or sounds rapidly and continually : let the tongue run on : chatter < just get her started and she'll clack all day — J.C.Lincoln > 2. : to make a sharp abrupt noise < the whiplash clacked, the jog-trot sharpened — Edmund Blunden > or succession of such noises < teletypes clacked in all police stations — Time > : clatter < she clacked up the aisle and entered a front pew — Bruce Marshall > 3. of fowl : cackle, cluck < hen voices clacking — Edith Sitwell > *transitive verb* 1. : to cause to make a sharp noise : make clatter < grasshoppers … clacking their desiccate wings — William Goyen > 2. : to produce with a cracking or clapping sound; specifically : blab, babble < all sorts of rumors were clacked about > II. noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English clakke, from clacken, v. 1. : loud confused noise (as of many voices) : loud continual, importunate, or foolish talk : chatter, prattle < nothing but a farrago of the clack of nurses — Laurence Sterne > 2. archaic : an object (as a rattle or clack valve) that produces clapping or cracking noises usually in regular rapid sequence 3. : a sharp abrupt noise or succession of such noises often produced by the striking together of objects < dull clacks of plates and cups — Elizabeth M. Roberts > 4. a. : a gossiping tongue < her clack was going all day — Mark Twain > b. : one having such a tongue < that old clack >
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