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clatter

/ˈklæt.ər/

2 entries

noun

B1formalcommon/ˈklæt.ər/

uncountable

A noun referring to a continuous rattling or clanking sound, often produced by hard objects striking against each other.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее непрерывный дребезжащий или лязгающий звук, часто возникающий при ударе твёрдых предметов друг о друга.esSonido seco y repetitivo, parecido al de objetos duros golpeándose entre sí o arrastrándose sobre una superficie dura; también puede referirse a un ruido metálico o traqueteo continuo.frNom désignant un bruit sec et répété, souvent métallique, produit par des objets durs qui se heurtent ou s'entrechoquent.deSubstantiv, das ein anhaltendes klapperndes, rasselndes oder schepperndes Geräusch bezeichnet, das oft entsteht, wenn harte Gegenstände aufeinandertreffen.ptSubstantivo que designa um som contínuo de estalo, batida ou tilintar, geralmente produzido quando objetos duros se chocam repetidamente.zh名词,指坚硬物体互相碰撞时发出的连续而响亮的撞击声,常形容嘈杂的哗啦声或哐当声。arاسم يدل على صوت متكرر قوي ناتج عن اصطدام الأجسام الصلبة بعضها ببعض، أو على جلبة وضوضاء وصخب.

  1. Loud noise B1 formal

    A continuous rattling sound, like that of hard objects hitting each other.

    • The clatter of dishes in the kitchen woke me up.
    • We heard the clatter of horses' hooves on the cobblestones.
    • The clatter of machinery filled the factory floor.

    ruГрохотesEstrépitofrCliquetisdeLärmendes Klappernptestrondozh哐当声arقَرْقَعَة

    Synonyms: bangclamorclangclangorcrashdinracketrattle

  2. Noisy commotion B2 informal

    A loud, confused noise, often from many people or things moving.

    • The clatter of the crowd in the stadium was deafening.
    • There was a sudden clatter as the books fell off the shelf.
    • The clatter of typewriters filled the old office.

    ruГрохотesEstrépito confusofrVacarmedeLärmptBarulheirazh哗啦声arضجيج

    Synonyms: clamorclangorcommotiondinhubbubnoiseracketuproar

  • clatters plural form
  • clatters' possessive plural form
  • clatter's possessive singular form

verb

B2formalcommon/ˈklæt.ər/

A verb used to describe the act of making a loud, rattling sound, typically as a result of hard objects striking each other.

ruГлагол, используемый для описания действия по издаванию громкого, дребезжащего звука, обычно в результате ударов твёрдых предметов друг о друга.esVerbo que describe el sonido fuerte, seco y repetido que producen objetos duros al golpearse entre sí, o el acto de hacer ese ruido.frVerbe décrivant l'action de produire un bruit fort et sec, souvent répété, généralement lorsque des objets durs se heurtent les uns aux autres.deVerb, das beschreibt, dass etwas einen lauten, klappernden oder scheppernden Lärm erzeugt, meist wenn harte Gegenstände aufeinandertreffen oder wenn sich etwas rasselnd bewegt.ptVerbo usado para descrever a ação de produzir um som alto e metálico, semelhante a um chocalhar, geralmente em consequência de objetos duros batendo uns contra os outros.zh指物体互相碰撞时发出响亮、连续的咔嗒声或哐当声,通常由坚硬物体相撞引起。arفعل يُستخدم لوصف إحداث صوت عالٍ ومتكرر ناتج عن ارتطام الأجسام الصلبة بعضها ببعض، كأصوات الأواني المعدنية أو الحوافر أو الآلات.

  1. Make a loud rattling noise B1 informal

    To make a continuous loud noise by hitting hard objects together.

    • The dishes clattered in the sink as she washed them.
    • The old train clattered along the tracks.
    • His boots clattered on the wooden floor.

    ruГрохотатьesHacer un ruido metálico y fuertefrCliqueter bruyammentdeLaut klappernptFazer um estrondozh哐当响arأحدثَ قعقعةً

    Synonyms: bangclangclankclashcrashrattle

  2. Move noisily B1 informal

    To move or fall with a loud rattling sound.

    • The pots clattered to the floor when the shelf broke.
    • The children clattered down the stairs in their new shoes.
    • The metal gate clattered shut in the wind.

    ruГрохотатьesMoverse con estrépitofrCliqueter en se déplaçantdeLärmend bewegenptFazer barulho ao se moverzh哐当响地移动arتحرك محدثًا ضجيجًا

    Synonyms: bangclangclankcrashrattle

  • clattered past participle
  • clattered past simple
  • clattering present participle
  • clatters third person singular