clangor

• Lautes, metallisch klingendes und oft wiederholtes Geräusch, wie das Zusammenschlagen von Metall oder das Dröhnen von Glocken.

A noun referring to a loud, resonant, and often repeated clanging or ringing noise.

1. Loud resonant noiseC1formal

   A continuous loud, harsh, and resonant sound, often made by metal objects striking each other.

   Klirren

   • The clangor of the blacksmith's hammer echoed through the village.
   • The clangor of the fire alarm startled everyone in the building.
   • The clangor of the old church bells could be heard for miles.

   Synonymeclamorclangclashclatterdinjangleracketuproar

   Antonymequietsilencestillness

• Veraltetes Verb, das bedeutet, einen lauten, schrillen, metallischen Klang von sich zu geben; wiederholt laut und metallisch erklingen.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to make a loud, resonant, metallic sound; to clang repeatedly.

1. Make a loud resonant noiseC1formal

   To produce a loud, sharp, ringing sound, often metallic in nature.

   Einen lauten, hallenden Ton erzeugen

   • The blacksmith's hammer clangored against the anvil.
   • The church bells clangored loudly across the town.
   • The metal pipes clangored as they fell to the ground.

   Synonymeboomclangclankclashdinjanglepealresoundreverberatering

2. Make a loud noiseC1formal

   To create a loud, harsh, or clattering sound.

   Lärmen

   • The machinery clangored throughout the factory.
   • The pots and pans clangored in the kitchen sink.
   • The old gate clangored shut behind them.

   Synonymebangclamorclangclashclatterjangleracketeerresound

   Antonymemurmurwhimperwhisper