clatter

UK:  ['klætə(r)]

US:  ['klætər]

第三人称单数：clatters  现在分词：clattering  过去分词：clattered  

n.

1.(马蹄的)得得声,(金属物品碰撞的)铿锵声,(机器等运转的)卡嗒声

2.撞击声;哐哐啷啷的声音;咕噔咕噔的声音

3.嘁嘁喳喳的谈笑声

4.破裂声

5.喧嚷,骚动

6.喧哗,嘈杂

7.啪

8.纷扰

9.脚步

10.巨砾堆

v.

1.发卡嗒声

2.得得[铿锵,卡嗒]地响

3.使得得[铿锵、卡嗒]地响

4.碰击作响;轰隆作响

5.哗啦啦地落,哗啦啦地排

6.嘁嘁喳喳地说笑

7.格格地跑;(马蹄)得得地响起来

8.咭咭呱呱笑,叽叽喳喳谈笑

1 . To my dismay this caused the camera he was holding to fly out of his hands and clatter to the pavement.
不过让我沮丧的是，这一下导致他的相机脱手而出、掉到了地上。

2 . But all that clatter may also drown out the taste of your food, making it more bland.
除此以外，这些乱七八糟的声音还会将食物的味道淹没，令它们变得淡而无味。

3 . Soft taped music in restaurants tends to mask the clatter of crockery and the conversation at the next table.
餐厅里的轻音乐可以掩盖陶器的碰撞声和邻桌的交谈声。

4 . My first thought was that it sprang from that admirable Chinese trait of searching out enduring patterns in the clatter and chaos of events.
我对此举的第一反应是，它是源自中国人那种令人钦佩的、在矛盾与混乱中找出持久模式的性格。

5 . In vain they rush frantically round from place to place, trying to escape from avenging boredom by mere clatter and motion.
他们到处奔乱跑，企图以闲聊和乱窜来摆脱无聊对他们的报复，但这是徒劳的。